10-07-2002, 10:22 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Austria
Posts: 189
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Booster Controller range increase
Hi,
With my clone BitCharg-G (27MHz) Increasing the power of the 3V surce (1.5Vx2 batteries), up to 5V with a fix power supplier, increase of about 100% the operating range. The OEM has a telescopic antenna.
With my Tommy Booster Controller, even increasing the source power (I have replaced one of the two 1.5V batterie, with a 2.6V batterie) no advantage at all is visible !
With the booster controller, the range is just 2 meters for run the car normaly (but till the boster car) , and 1 meter more if turbo is active.
It look that the turbo signal is far stronger then the normal mode !
The renge is so poor, that I dubt, that with changing the antenna I will get an acceptable range.
Why the power increase doesn#T work with the tomy controller ?
What else could be done !
Danke
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10-11-2002, 08:53 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Very interesting! Do you have a TOMY non-booster controller to compare it to? Maybe the TOMY booster has some kind of limiter that the clone does not?
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10-14-2002, 10:35 AM
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I really should change my title...
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Austria
Posts: 189
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Yes,
My Tomy G05 (57MHz) after killed the capacitor in the TX has a huge range (more then 6m) with my standard NiMh in the TX (I don't use alkaline)
My Tomy G02 (45MHz) has no TX capacitor, I killed the capacitor in the car, the range has increase from 2m to 2.5m.
The G05 has already a nice range without roll out the antenna.
The OEM Bit has a good range (6m + ) with overpower, with standard bat I got just 3m !
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