Not sure if this has been a discussion previousy, most likely but, any of you would know the best solution for fpv in Australia? I own a jdrones quad. Now that the code is much more usuble and stable i actually have the courage to have some fun with it i just know much where to start with it and what to get that is legal in Australia.Cheers, Paul.
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I'm a bit of a noob. Would getting xbee pro 900 using with my turnigy frsky work and how do I connect a camera (what recommeneded camera) to do some fpv via mission planner on laptop?
But if you're using the telemetry you get a max of 1W on these frequences 2400 – 2450 5725 – 5795 5815 – 5875 or 2W on 5795 – 5815MHz
So if you're embedding telemetry data with video you might be able to argue that your FPV is telemetry are subject to 1-2W max rather than the 3-25mW max imposed on other transmission.
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You can access the class licence information here http://itee.uq.edu.au/~elec3400/projects01/lipd.pdf
From my research the following frequencies and limits are applicable :
All transmitters
433.05 – 434.79 MHz - 25 mW
915 – 928 MHz - 3 mW
2400 – 2463 MHz (aka 2.4GHz)- 10 mW
But if you're using the telemetry you get a max of 1W on these frequences
2400 – 2450
5725 – 5795
5815 – 5875 or 2W on 5795 – 5815MHz
So if you're embedding telemetry data with video you might be able to argue that your FPV is telemetry are subject to 1-2W max rather than the 3-25mW max imposed on other transmission.
Well that's my take on things.