Difference between revisions of "Transmitter Antenna"
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=== Receiver Antenna === | === Receiver Antenna === | ||
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* S= Signal to transmit to the other antenna (from signal cable) | * S= Signal to transmit to the other antenna (from signal cable) | ||
* P= Power Cable | * P= Power Cable | ||
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=== Transmitter Antenna === | === Transmitter Antenna === | ||
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* S= Signal received from receiver | * S= Signal received from receiver | ||
* C= Control: Throttle to determine how much power to transmit | * C= Control: Throttle to determine how much power to transmit | ||
Revision as of 06:15, 16 November 2016
Low/Medium/High Power Transmitter Antenna
| Block type: | Block |
| Powered by: | 50/200/800 Volts |
| Requirements for operation: | None |
| Stackable: | Yes (64) |
Transmitter/Receiver antennas allow you to beam power
Crafting
Ranges
| Type | Voltage | Max Range |
|---|---|---|
| Low Power | 50V | 200m |
| Medium Power | 200V | 250m |
| High Power | 800V | 300m |
- Power drops over distance.
input/output
You can send a signal from the receiver to the transmitter. Typically you'd use this to control the throttle on the transmitter end. (creative players might find other uses).
Receiver Antenna
- S= Signal to transmit to the other antenna (from signal cable)
- P= Power Cable
Transmitter Antenna
- S= Signal received from receiver
- C= Control: Throttle to determine how much power to transmit
- P= Power Cable
