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Hello,
I was wondering if you could help me. I would like to do the following: Put a small transmitter onto a product for this example lets say a model hobby rocket that will be launched using a standard hobby rocket engine you can buy in any store. They usually don't go more than 100-200 yards or so but I would need the device to be able to locate it in dense tree cover (woods) without being able to see exactly where it went. Is there a receiver that can direct me exactly to the spot where the rocket is? (containing the beeping transmitter). Of course there are some constraints: - the size of the transmitter has be very small (approx 4mm wide or less, it can be several mm's longer in length). Also the battery has to be this small as well, possible cylindrical in shape. - the receiver that will direct me to the transmitter also has to be a relatively small device (like the size of a walkie talkie, if possible) - each of these units should be somewhat inexpensive to produce (under $20?) - no FCC or other federal licenses required - relatively easy to learn and accurate if within the 100-200 yard range Is this possible? Does anyone know where I can find these components or companies that can produce them? If not, are their plans that are available where we can build our own receiver? If you have any questions, please contact me. Michael |
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