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rafa
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Hello ,
Searching for some person with previous experience.
Hava a XJT frsky module that I pretend to modify as "hack module" to install inside a radio.
The antenna does not reach to the place where it should go , neither do I like the screw on antennas (not of those kind of guys wanting to fit extra gain antennas , prefere a fixed antena with ipx connector at the circuit board).Have seen at least one case where the screw antenna was loose and lost the model-
I have and antenna that suits my neads like this one https://www.ebay.es/itm/Latest-Spektrum-Replacement-Antenna-DX6i-SPM6830/171075839032?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649.
Have also the ipx male that should go at the module end.
The question is : should I use the ipx or should cut if from the antenna and solder it directly to the module ?
I used to have good hand for soldering and have a good iron and good (leadded) thin wire solder core but I have seen a lot of guys just frying their modules or getting poor rssi.
If I woud not foresee any maintainance issues I would go straight to the direct soldering , but one never knows.
Another thing that I have heared is that the shielded length of the antenna should be allso some type of multiple of the wave lenght (not only the unshielded part) , so if I cut the ipx connector and strip some part of it to be soldered directly the original lenght would be less than the original and it could cause some rssi problems.
Any help is wellcome
Rafa.
Edit: the guy that did the xjt hack allready in this forum
https://forum.alofthobbies.com/inde...into-an-xht-for-vintage-radios.454/#post-3480
did solder it directlly but had a screw on antenna and the module comes with antnenna lead soldered and sma screw on antenna for those that dont know.
Searching for some person with previous experience.
Hava a XJT frsky module that I pretend to modify as "hack module" to install inside a radio.
The antenna does not reach to the place where it should go , neither do I like the screw on antennas (not of those kind of guys wanting to fit extra gain antennas , prefere a fixed antena with ipx connector at the circuit board).Have seen at least one case where the screw antenna was loose and lost the model-
I have and antenna that suits my neads like this one https://www.ebay.es/itm/Latest-Spektrum-Replacement-Antenna-DX6i-SPM6830/171075839032?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649.
Have also the ipx male that should go at the module end.
The question is : should I use the ipx or should cut if from the antenna and solder it directly to the module ?
I used to have good hand for soldering and have a good iron and good (leadded) thin wire solder core but I have seen a lot of guys just frying their modules or getting poor rssi.
If I woud not foresee any maintainance issues I would go straight to the direct soldering , but one never knows.
Another thing that I have heared is that the shielded length of the antenna should be allso some type of multiple of the wave lenght (not only the unshielded part) , so if I cut the ipx connector and strip some part of it to be soldered directly the original lenght would be less than the original and it could cause some rssi problems.
Any help is wellcome
Rafa.
Edit: the guy that did the xjt hack allready in this forum
https://forum.alofthobbies.com/inde...into-an-xht-for-vintage-radios.454/#post-3480
did solder it directlly but had a screw on antenna and the module comes with antnenna lead soldered and sma screw on antenna for those that dont know.
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