Radiodetection Tx 10 Transmitter | Output, Milliamps and Voltage

[@liuzhuo8362]

Thank you for the demostration. I'm wondering what do you mean by "output" at the end of this video? It seems when you press the "f" button, the frequency jumped from 33k to 512, and current and voltage jumped from 100mA and 0.2V to 200mA and 0.4V, respectively. To my understanding, the power, which is the product of current and voltage, more than doubled.

[@811chicago5]

I should have said the current output of the milliamperes has doubled.

[@hectorpalmeno7744]

Thank you. Good info.... Would at 50MA cause it to bleed out about 11 ft giving out a false reading ?

[@811chicago5]

If your transmitter is set to 50 milliamps, there's a risk of signal bleed onto neighboring utilities. However, by adjusting your equipment to 512 Hz with 50 milliamps and ensuring the receiver gain isn't excessively high, you can minimize bleed-over. When detecting a signal 11 feet away, it's not a false reading but likely bleeds onto a shallower utility nearby, rather than the intended target at greater depth.