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glad you found it useful, thanks for the kind words!

i would go with the optical port (SPDIF) since you have the dac already. that is actually how I run my dac right now. you can't get ground hum over an optical cable! if you go with an isolator try to determine what speed it runs at and that it will accommodate the bitrate you need, some of the isolators (like the one in my video) only run at usb 1 speeds. you could try the onboard audio and see what it sounds like. some of the newer computers have pretty good audio onboard.

@@reileymckerracher9181 thanks for the quick response! I actually bought an SMSL SU-1 to supplant my computer's realtek audio chip. I think I'll take your advice and just use an SPDIF cable, I don't think the difference in sound quality (besides ground hum) will be audible :)

@@tw_judy nice DAC! the spdif is pcm audio, so youll miss out on mqa, but unless you are using tidal or equivalent, no real loss, i doubt youll hear a difference even if you were.

No, mine barely gets warm. I still use it and just plugged it in to check, and after 5 minutes, it was barely warmer than room temperature.

The jitterbug passively removes electrical noise; it doesn't perform full isolation. I have used similar filters (like the jitterbug) for car audio, improving background hum/grounding issues with varying limited success. Why doesn't the jitterbug help your situation? I'm not sure, sorry!

@@reileymckerracher9181 my GPU produces a lot of noise, that i can hear through my speakers. My next step is trying galvanic isolation with a usb to optical converter to my DAC :(

@@vinpin My GPU has a bunch of coil wine, too. Too bad they don't design them a little better! Thankfully, I don't get it through on my DAC. I'm actually using a spdif optical cable for my DAC now, not the USB isolation, and a separate power supply. no ground hum wtih the optical cable!

@@reileymckerracher9181 seems likes thats the fix, thank!

I don't notice, but I'm not a racer, I'm a pretty casual/slow flyer. I'm flying digital so there would be some latency from that as well, but I don't notice that either. There is more selection for the 2.4ghz as it is more common. The 900mhz is still easy to get, lots of options on aliexpress, just not as much as 2.4ghz.

What Rx are you using for 900?

@@ahmetyasli8580 happymodel es915rx

Thanks!

I'm glad the video helped! I bought my belt from Amazon.

Just a guess, but try turning down the quality in Windows. I know some of those dongles will run at 32bit, which is probably too much data for the isolator. try at 16bit.

@@reileymckerracher9181 at higher resolutions it doesnt even have sound,its weird cause the dongle is working without the isolator but looks like they just dont work toghter

@@reileymckerracher9181 still not working, it's weird cause the dongle is working fine so is the isolator but both combine didn't work

@@gs-nq6mw that is weird, sorry I'm not much help. hard to troubleshoot without the hardware in hand.

I started with a 3d printer first, that is where I got the idea!

the adum3160 operates at usb1 speeds, so it has a max of 12Mbps. 32bit 192khz audio (in stereo) is 11.7Mbps so you you would be right at the limit. I'm not sure if it would work. I would look for an isolator based on the adum3165 or adum3166 to get 480Mbps then it should be fine.

Glad I could help, thanks for the feedback!

I'm using Carly. It is subscription-based (it wasn't when I bought it), and there are a few other non subscription options now, too, so shop around!

I'm glad the video helped!

I expected it was the resistor, but since the motor was squeaking, I replaced the whole assembly and never confirmed.

No, I didn't. I didn't want to gum up the mipi connector. I don't know if that was the right move or not, but seems to be ok so far!

I don't remember, but I looked at my old footage and didn't see anything else. A good flashlight or work light is a must in addition to the screwdriver, it is hard to see under the dash.

Sorry, I'm not familiar with what could cause those symptoms. Fuel economy could be a number of things, from poor gas, worn plugs, or an air filter. I haven't ever experienced an issue like you describe associated with 4,000 rpm. I googled the code and didn't find anything, either.

I'm still on my first set. The blades are knicked up but still cut fine. I had a couple of big projects when I bought it, but I haven't used the planer much lately, just a few 1x6s here and there for my CNC here and there.

I'm glad I would help! Thanks for the comment!

Thank you for the comment and support!

Thanks, the kids did well!

I ordered it from FCPEuro online.

Maybe it is defective? I was using a DAC that had its own power supply and it worked. Just tried with an SD card reader which needs the USB power and it worked as well. I assume the limit of power the isolator can pass through is pretty low. As someone else pointed out, the chip in the isolator is USB 1.1 so it is very slow. It takes a fair bit of time for my card reader to show (5 seconds).

@@reileymckerracher9181 I think it is defective. I've sent a video to the seller concerning it. Waiting to hear back from them. I may just spend the extra and get an iFi unit for the USB 3.0 (Not that it's necessary). Would this be suitable for plugging into a mixer/audio interface or is it too slow for recording functions?

@@bcj842 I'm not sure if it would be adequate for a mixer, I'm only running a DAC on it. My DAC is old and is limited to 16bit 44khz on USB so not a dense data stream. Sorry, I'm no help on that one!

​@@reileymckerracher9181 Thanks for chatting anyway! I’d have to dive into the specs of my mixer a bit more to make that call. I’m probably just going to shoot for trial and error. If I get a replacement and it still doesn’t work, I’ll buy something more premium.

www.fcpeuro.com/

It is an Android phone. I am using a Carly Bluetooth adapter with the Carly app. Carly was a lifetime license when I bought it, but it is now a subscription, so you may want to look at some of the other offerings out there.

Thanks!

Carly Scanner. I bought it when was still a life time license, I believe it is now subscription though so you may want to shop around.

What would you like to see? I would think it would be the same consumption over the different modes, so it would be just a single number/current draw.

It was fine, just turned around because I hit 500m distance.

@@reileymckerracher9181 I see

i ordered online from fcpeuro, but that was 3 years ago now! your prefered parts supplier for your BMW should be able to get it.

small world! sorry, I can't place you though, a beard and no hair, im struggling to place you. feel free to hit me up on facebook!

I didn't really notice any, but it was clear line of sight for the flights. I would like to try again in an area with obstacles in the way of the signal as I still think 900mhz gives a more robust link. Maybe I would notice a difference with more distance too.

@@reileymckerracher9181 I'm more interested in obstacles than distance. As in flying through dense trees close to the ground.

@@im_gldn me too! might have to try it again with that in mind!

I’m just getting my feet wet with ELRS and was wondering if, what’s the difference between the RP1 ELRS 2.4 and the RP3 ELRS 2.4. Does one have more range?

​@@dronepilot260rc i dont think theres much of a different in performance, except for the diversity models. wouldnt call my self noob but im no "know it all"

thanks!

thanks!

Congrats on the purchase!

good suggestion, thanks for the tip!

I went with the Valeo. I ordered from fcpeuro.

@@reileymckerracher9181 thank you!

I know the exact part numbers reply if you still need them

@@kristopherlopez5583 oh nice! Yeah that’d be helpful!

Yuck that sucks! On the positive, I wish I could fly at a peach on the Pacific too!

I don't recall there being one that was serviceable.