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extending range of 802.11
anyone have experience extending the range of an 802.11 wireless link? if I wanted one in a car and wanted to talk to a stationary computer, how far could I go? directional antennas, or lower noise amps, and PAs will help, but PAs are FCC violation i'm sure. but more sensitivity is the...- malofquISt
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- Forum: Circuit design
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RF design book suggestions
stutzman was my advisor at VA Tech!! he's so funny- malofquISt
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- Forum: Circuit design
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rf remote control / in-car
I'm still looking for a safe and secure way to wirelessly shift the transmission from a sterring wheel. anyone out there? :-) Mark- malofquISt
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- Forum: Circuit design
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rf remote control / in-car
thanks for input.... a friend of mine is starting his own company called PCS (powertrain control solutions)www.transmissioncontroller.com he is the one who needs this product. i am just trying to help out with infrared or RF option to fit any car, with one or ten wires leaving steering wheel...- malofquISt
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- Forum: Circuit design
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rf remote control / in-car
the finished product is to shift the car's transmission. two wireless butotns on the steering wheel that sends an 'up' and 'down' command to a receiver wired to the transmission. if you come to a stop in 4th gear and want to quickly press-press-press down to 1st you's want those three quick...- malofquISt
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- Forum: Circuit design
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rf remote control / in-car
I want to make an RF remote control that tranmits from my steering wheel to a reciever under the dash to shift the transmission. I need to be able to shift at maxx.. 5/10 times per second, but I need to send up/downshift commands that are secure, no bit errors! microchip makes cool rfmcus...- malofquISt
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- Forum: Circuit design
