Independent tests prove lack of frequency hopping with XPS

[JimC-MD]

Does anyone have a link to what the regulations are for operation on 2.4g?

[madmax]

Everyone still friends in here?

There is a ton of value in testing this stuff, and like I need to say this, this is valuable information for anyone getting into 2.4. It's awesome that these guys are offering to do testing, and IMO, we need to bail on the drama forum posts, and get to the nitty gritty.

Let's get the value back in this thread as this is a very informative topic. Cool?

If you feel like you want to hammer someone on a topic for any reason, consider the purpose of this thread, and please think twice.

Let's let the boys do the good work, we all owe them a thanks.

Let's start this thing over from this post on.

Thanks.

MD

[madmax]

And BTW, to any of the people testing - it just occurred to me that the title of this thread is not quite accurate to what we're trying to accomplish.

If any of the people who will be testing wish, specifically the thread author XJet, we can lock this down, and create a new "2.4 testing thread" that is pertinent to what we're discussing here, and pin it in this forum. You're call, any of our staff will help.

thanks guys.

MD

[XJet]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Kiwi
	I know XJET has a system taken from a crashed plane. I dont want that as I really want him to post what he finds independently with what he has.

I have two XPS systems (Tx and RX modules) -- one virginal, never flown in anything and one that has been through a crash. My original tests were on the virginal one.

[madmax]

XJet. BTW. Superb use of the word virginal.

[d_wheel]

	Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpea
	Just like I don't buy Spektrum/Fasst and having 2 antennas less than 1 inch apart calling it antenna diversity.

Hello sweetpea,

Just wanted to make sure you understand that the FASST antennas are not 1 inch apart. There are two antennas on FASST receivers. Each are on the end of a length of coax cable and can be located about 6 or 7 inches apart. This gives roughly the same (maybe a tad more) spatial diversity as an AR7000 with one remote receiver.

Not pushing either brand, just wanted to make sure you were aware of how they are made.

Later;

D.W.

[klhoard]

The Xanboys will NOT be deterred by the facts. . .

[wrightme]

	Quote: Originally Posted by klhoard
	The Xanboys will NOT be deterred by the facts. . .

That may be true, but those of us with open minds (myself included) will be HAPPY to see FACTS (once we SEE some)

[XJet]

Sorry if this is a bit off-topic for this thread but I know everyone will be interested, it appears that another FASST ID conflict incident has been reported, this time in the UK.

Futaba really do seem to have a problem.

It's over at RCU for anyone interested.

[dick hanson]

It's fer dang sure , some will not let facts change their minds
Just like anything else open to discussion - opinion trumphs fact - everytime.

[wrightme]

	Quote: Originally Posted by dick hanson
	It's fer dang sure , some will not let facts change their minds Just like anything else open to discussion - opinion trumphs fact - everytime.

But that is just your opinion.

[dick hanson]

	Quote: Originally Posted by wrightme
	But that is just your opinion.

my head is made up