Re: TI-H: RF link idea again
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No! Just put it inside the calc, and solder the link wires to the solder
patches around the jack and voila! An RF link that is invisible! HAHA!
And then use some kinda coil for the antenna...
"This is the most logical route, Captain"
-= Zenon@bbs.nexes.com =-
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: From: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org
: To: Zenon
: Subject: Re: TI-H: RF link idea again
: Date: November 4, 1996 8:37 PM
:
:
: Lee Gentry wrote:
: >
: > Use FM.
:
: I agree, clearer transmission in line of sight distences, also all
: transmissions are locolized so you won't be getting a lot of stray
: transmissions from halfway around the world.
:
: A few things, what we need to make is something that will go more than
: 10 feet or 30 feet. Maybe 100 meters would be nice (not very likely
: though). Also, why do we need to make the unit large? Why not a small
: box that would connect directly to the back of the calc and would have a
: scrunch up entena that would come out of it. something like this:
:
: | <- antena
: | ____________
: | / \
: | | |
: | | TI-85 |
: | | |
: | | |
: | | |
: | | |
: | | |
: | | |
: | | |
: | | Link Port |
: | \______o_____/
: |________|______ <- built in micro jack.
: | |
: | Radio Link |
: |_______________|
:
: This woudl probably by the best design for the radio link.
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