04-12-2023, 08:04 AM
Today I changed my tx16s baseline dynamic power from 10mw to 25mw, as detailed above. It was easy to do. When I went to http://10.0.0.1/hardware.html (as discussed above in post #5 and following) the tx settings were shown (attached). After making the changes I clicked save at the bottom of the screen and now when I check the telemetry the baseline is 25 mw.
I now routinely save logs and add to my data base of RSSI, RQly, RSNR and TPWR values (with practice this is quick to do). I will soon be able to compare the Tx16s and Tx12 after this change, and I expect the 2 txs will now show the same performance. I will carefully evaluate any effects of the change.
My reason for making this change is explained in a post I did on RCGroups called "Effect of Baseline Dynamic Power on Signal Safety" that showed that if the minimum value of the range was 25mw compared to 10 mw, you would have far fewer power jumps, and fewer low values of RSNR and RQly.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthre...em/page157
I now routinely save logs and add to my data base of RSSI, RQly, RSNR and TPWR values (with practice this is quick to do). I will soon be able to compare the Tx16s and Tx12 after this change, and I expect the 2 txs will now show the same performance. I will carefully evaluate any effects of the change.
My reason for making this change is explained in a post I did on RCGroups called "Effect of Baseline Dynamic Power on Signal Safety" that showed that if the minimum value of the range was 25mw compared to 10 mw, you would have far fewer power jumps, and fewer low values of RSNR and RQly.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthre...em/page157