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[QUOTE="uncledan, post: 115447, member: 23564"] Lots of ways to do things. The closer the props are to the controller and psu's the less issues you will have with data and voltage drop. F4v3 in garage for garage door and eaves above garage. You could use one output for the eaves and two for the garage door. Receiver in the middle/left of front door. One output for for window left of front door, front door and window right of front door. Another output for eaves above front door. Another output for the two windows on the left and last output for the eaves on the left. No long data runs and minimal power injection. 25ft to the receiver isn't a problem at all [/QUOTE]
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