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    315-390 DataV010819 GGG

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    The document appears to be notes from testing various transmitter configurations. Key points include: 1) Testing was done on 315/390 MHz, 303/390 MHz, and 303 MHz transmitters with different component changes and power sources. 2) Failure rates were reported for different transmitter-frequency combinations at various distances with new batteries or power supplies. Failure rates ranged from 0-100%. 3) Components that were removed or added included resistors, transistors, and different crystal frequencies. 4) The goal was to reduce failure rates across the different frequencies tested. Notes compare failure rates before and after various circuit changes.

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    315-390 DataV010819 GGG

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    The document appears to be notes from testing various transmitter configurations. Key points include: 1) Testing was done on 315/390 MHz, 303/390 MHz, and 303 MHz transmitters with different component changes and power sources. 2) Failure rates were reported for different transmitter-frequency combinations at various distances with new batteries or power supplies. Failure rates ranged from 0-100%. 3) Components that were removed or added included resistors, transistors, and different crystal frequencies. 4) The goal was to reduce failure rates across the different frequencies tested. Notes compare failure rates before and after various circuit changes.

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    The document appears to be notes from testing various transmitter configurations. Key points include: 1) Testing was done on 315/390 MHz, 303/390 MHz, and 303 MHz transmitters with different component changes and power sources. 2) Failure rates were reported for different transmitter-frequency combinations at various distances with new batteries or power supplies. Failure rates ranged from 0-100%. 3) Components that were removed or added included resistors, transistors, and different crystal frequencies. 4) The goal was to reduce failure rates across the different frequencies tested. Notes compare failure rates before and after various circuit changes.

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    315-390 DataV010819 GGG

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    JoseAlmada
    The document appears to be notes from testing various transmitter configurations. Key points include: 1) Testing was done on 315/390 MHz, 303/390 MHz, and 303 MHz transmitters with different component changes and power sources. 2) Failure rates were reported for different transmitter-frequency combinations at various distances with new batteries or power supplies. Failure rates ranged from 0-100%. 3) Components that were removed or added included resistors, transistors, and different crystal frequencies. 4) The goal was to reduce failure rates across the different frequencies tested. Notes compare failure rates before and after various circuit changes.

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    Date:11/12/18

    GUMexico
    4

    2
    1

    3
     With 315/390 MHz Tx failure
     With 315/390 Mhz Tx ?% failure, with NEW
    battery,
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply
    12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure with new
    battery?
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
     With 303 MHz Tx ?% failure
     With 303 MHz Tx ?% failure with new battery?
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
    Signal point 1
    Signal point 1 zoom in
    Signal point 2
    Signal point 2 zoom in
    Signal point 3
    Signal point 3 zoom in
    Signal point 4
     With 315/390 MHz Tx 30-40% failure, Battery
    11.44 and 11.35 Volts
     With 315/390 Mhz Tx 20-40% failure, with NEW
    battery, 12.7-12.62 Volts
     With 315/390 MHz Tx 0% with Power Supply
    12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 20-70% failure, Battery 11
    & 10.96
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 40-50% failure with new
    battery 12.7 and 12.63
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 0% with Power Supply
    12VDC
    Signal Point 4 zoom in
    Signal Point 1
    Signal point 1 zoom in
    Signal Point 2
    Signal Point 2 Zoom In
    Signal Point 4
    Signal Point 4 Zoom In
     With 315/390 MHz Tx % failure, Battery
     With 315/390 Mhz Tx ?% failure, with NEW
    battery
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply
    12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 10% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure with new
    battery?
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
    Signal point 1
    Signal point 1 Zoom In
    Signal point 2
    Signal point 2 Zoom in
     With 315/390 MHz Tx % failure, Battery
     With 315/390 Mhz Tx ?% failure, with NEW
    battery
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply
    12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 10% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 0-70% failure with new
    battery, 12.68 – 12.52 volts
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
    Signal point 1
    Signal point 1 Zoom In
    Signal Point 2
    Signal Point 2 Zoom In
    Alvaro new change is he change the value of R8 from 10Kohm to
    1Kohm

    Also Alvaro change he add a new resistor of 1M Ohm

    1mOHm

    1k
     With 315/390 MHz Tx 20-30% failure, Battery
     With 315/390 Mhz Tx ?% failure, with NEW
    battery, 12.57-12.66 Volts
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply
    12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 10% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure with new
    battery?
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
     Removed
    ◦ R2
    ◦ Q3
    ◦ Y2 4.7104 (303MHz)

     315/390 MHz Tx it work


     303/390 MHz Tx it work

     With 315/390 MHz Tx % failure, Battery


     With 315/390 Mhz Tx ?% failure, with NEW battery,
    12.57-12.66 Volts
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply 12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 0% failure with new battery,
    12.56 – 12.60 Volts
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
     Removed
    ◦ R2
    ◦ Q3
    ◦ Y2 4.7104 (303MHz)

     315/390 MHz Tx it work


     303/390 MHz Tx it work

     With 315/390 MHz Tx % failure, Battery


     With 315/390 Mhz Tx ?% failure, with NEW battery,
    12.57-12.66 Volts
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply 12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 10-100% failure with new battery,
    12.56 – 12.60 Volts
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
    Controles

    303
    Not Work

    303/390
    100Ft --% GDO Failer 5-7 Pak

    315/390
    100Ft --% GDO Failer 1-7 Pak
     Constant signal 968mv at Q3
     Constant signal 8mv at Q2 ok
     Removed
    ◦ R2
    ◦ R6
    ◦ Q2

    Add
    ◦ VCC to R 10K to Base Q3

     With 315/390 MHz Tx % failure, Battery values


     With 315/390 Mhz Tx 100% failure, with NEW battery, 12.53-
    12.31 Volts
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply 12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure with new battery?
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
     With 303 Mhz Tx 50% failure, with NEW battery, 12.63-12.61
    Volts
    Controles

    303
    50Ft 10% GDO Failer 6-7 Pak
    100Ft 0% GDO Failer 7 Pak
    200Ft 20% GDO Failer 1-7 Pak

    303/390
    Not Work

    315/390
    Not Work
     Removed
    ◦ R2
    ◦ Q3
    ◦ Y1 6.063 (390MHz)
    ◦ Y2 4.7104 (303MHz)

    ADD
    ◦ SHX4.897(315MHz) on Y1

     With 315/390 MHz Tx % failure, Battery values


     With 315/390 Mhz Tx 0% failure, with NEW battery,
    12.44 Volts
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply 12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx 80-90% failure with new battery,
    12.41-12.58 volts
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
     Removed
    ◦ R2
    ◦ Q3
    ◦ Y1 6.063 (390MHz)
    ◦ Y2 4.7104 (303MHz)

    ADD
    ◦ SHX4.897(315MHz) on Y1

     With 315/390 MHz Tx % failure, Battery values


     With 315/390 Mhz Tx 100% failure, with NEW battery,
    12.44 Volts
     With 315/390 MHz Tx ???% with Power Supply 12VDC
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure
     With 303/390 MHz Tx ?% failure with new battery?
     With 303/390 MHz Tx with power supply?
    Controles

    303
    50Ft 30% GDO Failer 2-3 Pak

    303/390
    50Ft 30% GDO Failer 2-6 Pak

    315/390
    50Ft 40% GDO Failer 3-7 Pak
    Controles

    303
    Not work

    303/390
    100Ft 30% GDO Failer 0-5 Pak

    315/390
    100Ft 40% GDO Failer 1-6Pak

    Chino 315
    Not Work
    Controles

    303
    100Ft 20% GDO Failer 2-6 Pak

    303/390
    100Ft 20% GDO Failer 0-13 Pak

    315/390
    100Ft 20% GDO Failer 1-6 Pak

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