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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Land Models / June 2004Newbie question - increase output of transmitter?
Is there a simple (or even a not-so-simple) method one might use to increase the output of a 49.860 MHz transmitter? This is used to control an M1A1 tank (Hobbyzone). The indoor range is about 15 m (50 ft) and I'd like to increase it to 45 m (150 ft). What little I know of radio gear in general, is that output is controlled by watts. At least that's how it goes in ham. The higher the power, the more the output. You might ask a local ham radio shop if it's doable in a r/c radio transmitter or not. Peter |
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