A1/A2 Q alarm
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Hi
I have been flying a full carbon xplorer with a R9 EX receiver, and of course the antennas are outside and in V shape.
I see in the radio that the default value for A1/A2 alarm its 1 and Q its 50, in my logs i see that sometimes A1/A2 drops to 3 and want to know if i might be worried about that, and also if the values are linear or exponential like rssi, and if the default value 1 its ok or too low.
I assume that the drop to 3 its caused while turning in a thermal and the antenna its shadowed. Also note that Q value its allways full
thanks
I have been flying a full carbon xplorer with a R9 EX receiver, and of course the antennas are outside and in V shape.
I see in the radio that the default value for A1/A2 alarm its 1 and Q its 50, in my logs i see that sometimes A1/A2 drops to 3 and want to know if i might be worried about that, and also if the values are linear or exponential like rssi, and if the default value 1 its ok or too low.
I assume that the drop to 3 its caused while turning in a thermal and the antenna its shadowed. Also note that Q value its allways full
thanks
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Hi,
I would see no problem. Do you get "alarm week signal" (be default level 1 with Q1/2 as you said" ?
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PW
I would see no problem. Do you get "alarm week signal" (be default level 1 with Q1/2 as you said" ?
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No i dint hear any alarm, minimum value of A1/A2 i see on logs was 3. Those alarms are enabled always correct?
Just curiosity to understand how this measurement works
I come from a rc system that use rssi measurement and that value its not linear. I mean that if i fly to 300m and get a value of rssi 50 it will not drop to 0 at 600m i can go much further to hit even 30 rssi because the rssi measure its not linear decreasing. I would like to know if in jeti that A1/A2 measurement works equal, so if i hear the "weak signal alarm (A1 or A2 hit value = 1)" i still have distance or its very near the point where i will get 0.
Thanks for your response, my english its not very good so hope you understand what im trying to explain
Im very happy with my Jeti
Just curiosity to understand how this measurement works
I come from a rc system that use rssi measurement and that value its not linear. I mean that if i fly to 300m and get a value of rssi 50 it will not drop to 0 at 600m i can go much further to hit even 30 rssi because the rssi measure its not linear decreasing. I would like to know if in jeti that A1/A2 measurement works equal, so if i hear the "weak signal alarm (A1 or A2 hit value = 1)" i still have distance or its very near the point where i will get 0.
Thanks for your response, my english its not very good so hope you understand what im trying to explain
Im very happy with my Jeti
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