Hi
Can someone please say if im right or wrong on this?
When i connect my spark to RC and AC and its says 5.8Ghz on the Dji go screen under the wifi symbol, is the 5.8Ghz the frequency for the live feed and not the AC transmissionn RC range? If so does this make the RC to spark be In the 2.4Ghz to control the spark and 5.8ghz for video feed?
Or does it mean the 5.8 when i first connect thats on the dji go screen under the wifi is the RC to Spark control range? and the live video feed is at 2.4.
And When i change from 5.8 to 2.4 is that making the RC to Spark control input to 5.8Ghz.
Because i can not connect to 2.4 without the OTG only with it so will the Rc to spark still be at 2.4 and when i plug the OTG it makes the video feed 2.4ghz as well?
Do you see where im coming from on this?
Thanks for any input

it means that is the frequency of the transmission from the spark to the RC, i am not expirenced enough or have enough knowlage to answer the last question.

Thor1 Posted at 2017-8-15 16:05
it means that is the frequency of the transmission from the spark to the RC, i am not expirenced enough or have enough knowlage to answer the last question.

I ask this because when i use a wifi checker it says that the channel is on say channel 11 but shows 5.8ghz on djl go app and there is no channel 11 on 5.8ghz its alot higher channel 145 for example

realstreetuk Posted at 2017-8-15 21:31
I ask this because when i use a wifi checker it says that the channel is on say channel 11 but shows 5.8ghz on djl go app and there is no channel 11 on 5.8ghz its alot higher channel 145 for example

im sorry i honestly don't know much about radio frequencies but i will try any find out as much as i can about it today and maybe i can find the answer to your question somewhere.

realstreetuk Posted at 2017-8-15 21:31
I ask this because when i use a wifi checker it says that the channel is on say channel 11 but shows 5.8ghz on djl go app and there is no channel 11 on 5.8ghz its alot higher channel 145 for example

this could be a dumb assumption but here goes, do you think it is possible that since the frequency of both the transmission from the phone to the RC and the RC to the spark is 5.8 so your channel finder is finding both frequencies and adding them together since they are so close? maybe that is why it is reading channel 11?

like i said i don't know much about this stuff but i tried

No I don't think that would be the case. But thanks for trying

sorry i couldn't be better help.

Basically, Spark use just one frequency to send/receive both video feed and rc commands with Spark. It uses tcp/ip which allows multiple data stream on the same channel. So if 5.8 Ghz is displayed, it is now using the 5.8Ghz.