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03-08-2023 | 12:14 PM

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Panther6834

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Originally Posted by BigBuckORamma

If FlySky isnt respecting the Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum to keep shared channels and bands clean and clear from interference, that is a major issue. FHSS is an international standard, and if they are fudging the standard for some reason, then it needs to be addressed. It isnt other peoples problem that his equipment isnt following international broadcast standards and is affecting their transmitters. Places like the FCC frown on that heavily.

technically speaking, FHSS is NOT an "international standard". If it was, then ALL receivers using FHSS would be compatible with ALL transmitters issue FHSS...and, as we all know, each Tx/Rx manufacturer implements their own proprietary version, which, in-turn, makes their hardware incompatible with other manufacturer's hardware. As for "frequency hopping", in general, and as already pointed out by someone else, FlySky DOES use frequency hopping technology in their transmitters & receivers. Which takes things back to the 'brown out' could have easily been that individual's own problem/fault, which could have been caused by any number of reasons having no connection to the FlySky radio you're 'blaming'.

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