Long Range Walkie-Talkie Circuit (2.4GHz) - The Last Part
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- čas přidán 6. 12. 2023
- And finally, the last part of the long-range walkie-talkie project (2.4GHz frequency band). But as I said in the video, if I come up with a new idea, I will share it with you. The videos below are about all the walkie-talkie circuits that I started building this summer.
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1- • Making a transmitter a...
2- • Walkie Talkie circuit ...
3- • Long-range Transceiver...
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Arduino Code: github.com/BabakStars/walkie-...
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Great Video😍.
Please make video about send picture and video with nrf.
My mind got involved. I have to research. Thanks🙏
Greaaaaat. And how can I make repeater for longer distance ?
Both circuits have the same program and a diagram and you have to tell with the help of the key connected to pin 3. But for longer distances, you must use a booster.
Although incredibly impractical, impressive mod.
2.4 GHz was chosen for microwave ovens and routers for the same reason; it interacts with water. In a microwave it heats, in a router it gets absorbed by the moisture in the air which allows for frequency reuse locally.
Have you ever seen the radiated energy from a microwave oven? I have. It's very dirty and All Over 2.4 GHz band, there's no filtering.
One person turns on a uwave and your connection is toast.
It was cool. Thank you.😮