Showing posts with label transmitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transmitter. Show all posts

Monday, August 12, 2019

Space1 High Powered Transmitters

SPACE1 HIGH POWER
SPACE TRANSMITTERS
Humanoido at SPACE1 has developed an array of TRANSGAIN - high powered space transmitters for space transmissions across space and time for upcoming space missions.

New high powered space Transgain transmitters have greater signal strength and clarity, and an extended range from Earth Mission Control to extended space. The transmitters have dozens of high powered channels working with both voice and video, and are the focal point of the new SPACE1 Rocket Robotic Autonomic Space Telescope. Transmitter features include extreme portability, light weight, small physical size, a multiplicity of simultaneous transmissions, and the ability to set the power of transmissions and specific channel frequencies.

Friday, February 19, 2016

Space1 Radio Rocket Sky Broadcast


DIY ROCKET SECTION
Send up your rocket with a DIY radio station and broadcast from the sky in real time! This special project uses the Big Brain FM radio transmitter build found at the link below.

The FM radio station can be used as a rocket locator beacon finder on deeper space traveling test projects. The web site has a 24 part radio construction series that covers all the important details of building and operating the radio station. To convert to rocket use,  tips are recommended.

Remember, a smaller battery will run a shorter time and the radio station is reusable. Clone ten of these mini radio stations for your next ten rockets. Vary the frequency by adjusting the coil so two or more radio stations can transmit at the same time but on slightly different frequencies. Issue QSL cards to file statistics on range and reception.

* Use a strip PCB to fit the belly of the rocket
* Use the radio transmitter as a rocket beacon
* Enable a transmit a locator tone
* Use a smaller physical size battery
* Cut weight by using smaller components
* Cut a wire antenna to frequency resonance
* Digitally record programming for transmissions
* Replace the microphone with the oscillator

FM Radio Station Index

Space1 Index
http://space1usa.blogspot.tw/2015/12/space1-index_16.html