[greggold]

Here is another comparison of a flight with a tx with 10mw minimum dyn power (Tx16), compared to a tx with 25mw min dyn power (Tx12). The plane is a superlite crack yak (TW), a 80 cm span 3D plane, a 2S lipo, with a R24-P6 rx. Planes like this virtually never have control signal problems, but it is interesting to check if there is an indication that the higher minimum TPWR of the T12 is associated with a stronger signal.

Both plots have no TPWR jumps: TPWR remains at 10mw throughout the flight for the Tx16, compared to 25 for the T12.

Both plots show excellent radio signal throughout, however there is evidence that the T12 plot has:
-  generally higher signal to noise ratio, with only 3 values of 10 or less. This compares to 14 values of 10 or less in the T16 plot, with one value as low as 4.
- the Tx16 plot has fewer values of RSSI<60, compared to many values of RSSI<60 in the T12 plot.

I should emphasise I have experienced no signal problems with the Tx16, and the purpose of this exercise is to show whether the signal can be improved by adopting a higher baseline for dyn power. I would be interested to compare plots with other Tx16 owners who fly 3S lipo planes, to show my experience with plots of Tx16 flight  logs is not atypical, and I can prepare a plot if sent a csv log file.