User manual

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*Multi-path interference is the process in which reflections of the radio frequency signal
emitted from the transmitter antenna off of solid objects sum at the receiver's antenna
with the directly transmitted signal. Because these reflections are 180-degrees out of
phase they can (partially) cancel out the signal that travels from the transmitter antenna
directly. This causes for visible 'dropouts' in the audio/video signal. Multi-path rejection
gives a number (in dB) of how much better the rejection of reflected signals is versus a
linear polarized antenna, in this case, by using circular polarization, gains of >20dB can
be had. I.e. the reflected signal sees a 20dB attenuation, which is a factor of 100x.
Warranty
For warranty claims or repair requests please consult the retailer that you purchased this
product from, they will be able to help you with your warranty claim or repair request.
Package contents
The ImmersionRC SpiroNET 13dBi patch antenna is shipped with the following items:
1pcs - ImmersionRC 5.8GHz SpiroNET 13dBi patch antenna.
Directions on safety
ImmersionRC advocates the safe use of their products, always make sure your
equipment is in proper working order, is checked prior to every flight and that you are
familiar and respect the equipment's capabilities and limitations. Do NOT fly recklessly,
do NOT fly near airports, freeways, towns, people, etc, basically anywhere were a
equipment failure or pilot error can result in injury or damage to people and/or property.
Manual rev1.0, ImmersionRC Limited - July 17th 2014.