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    vibrations on upper part of the video

    Hi, I have Duo 5800Ghz RX + immersionRC 600mw TX
    but I don't get a clear nice pic like I get with me rangevideo 900 Mhz TX + RX

    on the top of the screen I get these vibrations of the video, it doesn't matter what type of camera I use , I use lipo batteries to power the setup.

    any Ideas?

    thanks

    Itay

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    I have a similar setup and have the same issue when going into a USB video capture device, and can't get it to sync at all into a ground station based OSD. I am suspicious of the RX (same issue with two TX and two cameras). Did you find a solution?

    Thank you,
    Andrew

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    I think it something with the video capture

    I noticed that I only get this problem when it is connected via the video capture, but when I connect it to a TV screen , it works fine!

    any how, It is annoying that there is no good support for this product - I would rather pay some more money to get a decent answers !

    p.s. with my 900mhz from rangevideo , I don't have these problems

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    i get a perfect image on the fatshark dominators with built in 5.8ghz rx, but a separate rx connected to the japan dvr intermittently has this issue along the top of the screen. so (in my case) its an rx issue rather than a tx issue.

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    Hi ,plingboot I think that the reason that u get perfect image is because you don't use capture device, the fatshark is not a capture device , and that is why you don't have a problem , try connecting the RX directly to a TV screen, and tell us how it works.

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    I've also the duo5800 RX with 600mw tx and I've a similar problem in dominator googles or in a capture device.But if I replace the RX by a simple airwave RX, I've a perfect video.
    Duo5800 RX is a v2. I find the quality of the video lower with the duo5800 RX than with a basic airwave RX. I've tested several antenna, several tx, several channels and each time the quality of the video is lower with the duo5800 RX.
    Is it a bad series ?

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    A video showing the problem:

    View this video on YouTube

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    I have the same exact issue ^ with my immersionrc 600mw 5.8Ghz tx and the new Uno RX. Haven't done any troubleshooting but I'm seeing a pattern here. I'll post my finding later.


    Joe

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    The issue seems to be in relation between the tx AND the RX.
    I've tried the DUO5800 with another 500mw Airwave TX and all is perfect (2 tests done with 2 differents Airwave 500mw RX).
    I've tried the TX IRC 600mw with another RX Airwave (no diversity) and all is perfect.
    Now if I try the TX 600mw with the DUO5800 i've the issue.

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    If you have access to a scope, check the shape of the vertical sync pulse and compare the performance with an old and new Rx.

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