Frequency respond of RWC100 driver

Frequency scanning may have been degraded or fault inside...open up and check for loose connection.

HI. I guess you mix the expression channel with number. The "channel" is the division in "places" for each transmitter in the entire TV frequency spectrum. The "number" is just the preset number one gives to a certain channel stored in the TV. F.i. on can use number 50 to channel 4, which it the last channel in the lower VHF band.
When you to to "manual" tuning, and you select "4", then you may receive this channel, and assign it to any number you choose between 0 and the max presets possible. (mosly 99). After storing, you can choose another "channel ". It is also possible to choose in H or S. H are the regular B1, BIII, UHF channels. (rsp. 2-12, 21-69). The S band contains frequencies in between and above these bands.
Hope this explanation is of any help to you.

The Helicopter channel/frequency may need changing to match the channel/frequency on the transmitter.
OR change the transmitter channel/frequency to suit the helicopter.

it might be the resolution or the frequency
check your monitor compatible frequency and resolution,try 60 Hz and 1024x768 resolution
just comment this solution if it doesn't work and give me more details

The amp will only go as low as 100hz regardless of what input is fed to it.

My understanding is that various hair cells in the cochlea resonate when excited by certain frequencies of sound. So that in a sense, your ear is a complex vocoder of sorts. I don't know all that much about the physiology of sound, but there are many interesting ecological aspects (see works by A. Bregman).

If you've studied differential equations or electrical circuits, then you'll know thatphysical systems have an associated frequency response (they only respond to certain frequencies or frequency ranges). I'm not sure how much is physical response, and how much the brain filters out. If humans could hear to 0 Hz, though, for example, we would be bombarded by useless low frequency noises all around us. From an evolutionary standpoint, 20Hz-20kHz, seems to cover most of the useful noises to survive, communicate, and procreate.

Hi,

it seems like your transformer has only converted the power source to the approximate voltage but the frequency is off. Please take a picture of the error and show it to the store clerk where you purchased the transformer so that they can find a transformer that gives both the proper voltage and frequency.

Thank you.

Hi,

This should be a problem with the frequency rate (Screen Refresh Rate) , please try to set it to default and also update the nvidia drivers with the latest version.



Hope it will solve your problem.

If everyone is on the same frequency, you would be able to hear the others by taking your hand mic off the hang-up clip. This puts your radio in open squelch mode where you hear all traffic on the frequency. If the other drivers are on a different frequency, you would need to have the radio reprogrammed to match their frequency.

Nope, the circuit boards have nothing to do with transmitting frequencies. There are only 4 items on the Technics 1200 that transmit frequencies...

1) Stylus/Needle
2) Cartridge
3) Tonearm
4) RCA Cables/Leads

If you've already replaced 3 and 4, the problem lies with either 1 or 2. Or the RCA cables you replaced were not done properly, or you used poor quality cables. Double check the work.

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