Multifunction use, long range omni diversity (passive antenna tracker) about chorus32-esp32laptimer

[Dropsleutel]

hmm very interesting indeed :) Maybe this circuitry can be also of interest written in Dutch though:)
Called SyncSmurf, it is basically a PLL circuitry, mainly used for receiving weak and noisy ATV signals.
It keeps, generates a strong sync even when signal is bad. No idea if anyone tried for FPV

https://www.pe1rqm.nl/syncsmurf2/

I hope project gets some more attention, because seriously nicejob!

[mike-levenick]

I've looked into doing this as a separate project, but the hardware would be a fair bit different. You would need some sort of switching mosfet or relay to flip between the video signals based off RSSI.

Definitely a project worth looking into, but I'm not sure if it's within the scope of Chorus32. Others may have other opinions tho.

[Dropsleutel]

The analog video and audio switching there are simple solutions, it is far from complicated!
The easy way would be to use an 8 channel analog video switch (Mux) MAX4312, which is controlled via 3pins in BCD, see example here:

http://www.vwlowen.co.uk/radio/videoswitch3/index.htm
You could use 2 more of these switches for audio left and right.

[AlessandroAU]

Its a good idea, and very doable. You can cut out 90% of the code and just have a simple loop to selecte the best signal. However, modern receivers have some 'other' fancy tricks like vsync reconstruction we can't currently do.

I'm working on something to blow traditional RSSI switching RX's out of the water anyway.

http://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/image-synthesizing-dsp-receiver-for-analog-fpv-video/