this is looking at the main board in the LNB rx unit
this is the LNB board been cut up into sections to make into a 10ghz tx unit
this is some of the cut up bits of board been put back together to make the 10ghz tx video transmitter
this is a picture of a multiplier that i modded if you feed in 1,296 mhz what will come out the other end is 10,368 ghz this is anotherway to do it if you want to get to high frequencies
this is when it gets to the point of being a bit of a black art working on 10 GHZ it is a diffrent sort of electronics all together just posted this up to show what can be done with a bit of know how you are probly asking why bother with this 10GHZ TX unit after it has been built from a saterllite reciver LNB you can send full tv quality coulor picture, multiple subcarriers contaning huge amounts of digital data because at 10ghz you have the bandwidth to do it. plus the antenna will only be about 6mm long so it can be hidden eneywhere on the conning tower of a model submarine but this will not work under water as its to high in frequncy this is where the low frequncy video link i have been working on comes in this will work underwater
if you look at the left hand side of the last picture that is the antenna for 10GHZ as you can see it is small
all the best john
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