yashtherebel
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I wanna bild a tracking dvice .HELP MEEEE
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no details ... what type of trackingyashtherebel said:I wanna bild a tracking dvice .HELP MEEEE
hi ,yashtherebel said:I wanna bild a tracking dvice .HELP MEEEE
yashtherebel said:I wanna bild a tracking dvice .HELP MEEEE
prabhatkr said:I want the tracking device as offered by SHax..
I want to contact you..please provide ur ID or something
He wants it in 3D!Leftyretro said:I wouldn't call it a 'simple project'.
audioguru said:He wants it in 3D!
A pretty girl will jump out of the monitor screen and point to where the transmitter is located.
RadioRon said:If you want a tracking device you can either buy one ready-made or you will face many hundreds of hours and much frustration and possibly many dollars to design and build one, so be sure to ask yourself how much of your time you want to put into getting one that works.
If you still want to build one here are some questions:
- do you want only one for your own Falcon hobby? If not, how many do you want to build and who will use them?
- where do you live (country)? This determines what frequency bands might be appropriate
- how large and heavy can the transmitter be?
- how long does the transmitter need to transmit? (hours of battery time?)
I think that 50 miles is unrealistic, but it is theoretically possible. If you have line-of-sight from a standing person to a bird high up in the sky, with no buildings or hills in between, then I estimate that it would be possible if you can get the bird to carry a 100 watt 145 MHz transmitter and a 6 inch diameter loop antenna. This power could be reduced if you are willing to use a large parabolic dish antenna mounted on the back of your pickup truck to receive the signal. I assumed the use of a 12 element yagi held up by a 8 foot pole for my estimate.
super voip said:try a ready made rocket or ballon tracker. Or look for these circuits on google.
Here is a site with a few tips **broken link removed**