The great split and decent quick start for wfb-ng

astro.config.mjs

@@ -56,10 +56,29 @@ export default defineConfig({
 						{
 							label: "FPV (First Person View)",
 							collapsed: true,
-							autogenerate: {
-							collapsed: true,
-								directory: "/use-cases/fpv",
-							},
+							items: [
+							    {
+							        label: "Net cards",
+							        collapsed: true,
+							        autogenerate: {
+								        directory: "/use-cases/fpv/net-cards",
+							        },
+						        },
+						        {
+							        label: "WFB-NG",
+							        collapsed: true,
+							        autogenerate: {
+						            		directory: "/use-cases/fpv/wfb-ng",
+							        },
+						        },
+						        {
+							        label: "APFPV",
+							        collapsed: true,
+							        autogenerate: {
+								        directory: "/use-cases/fpv/apfpv",
+							        },
+						        },
+					    ],
 							badge: { text: "WIP", variant: "caution" },
 						},
 						{

src/content/docs/development/contribution-guidelines.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Use the following table to determine where to add your new page based on its con
 | **Section**        | **Description**                                                                            | **Directory**                        | **Sidebar Behavior**              |
 |--------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
 | **Getting Started** | Introductory content such as project overview, roadmap, and setup instructions.            | `src/content/docs/getting-started/`  | Manual configuration required     |
-| **Use Cases**       | Guides related to FPV, home automation, and video surveillance use cases.                  | `src/content/docs/use-cases/`        | Autogenerate enabled              |
+| **Use Cases**       | Guides related to FPV, home automation, and video surveillance use cases.                  | `src/content/docs/use-cases/`        | Autogenerate enabled only in subfolders(apfpv, wfb-ng, net-cards)             |
 | **Hardware**        | Documentation about OpenIPC hardware components and configurations.                        | `src/content/docs/hardware/`         | Autogenerate enabled              |
 | **Software**        | Documentation about software features and installations.                                   | `src/content/docs/software/`         | Autogenerate enabled              |
 | **Development**     | Contributing guides, application projects, and development tools.                          | `src/content/docs/development/`      | Manual configuration required     |

src/content/docs/use-cases/fpv/Net cards/rtl8812au.mdx → src/content/docs/use-cases/fpv/net-cards/rtl8812au.mdx

@@ -4,10 +4,17 @@ description: "RTL8812AU documentation page for OpenIPC wiki"
 ---
 import ThemeImage from '/src/components/ThemeImage.astro'
 
-The RTL8812AU is an old, expensive, but proven WiFi chip that can be found in a lot of network cards. AU based NICs have exceptional community support so that 5Mhz, 10MHz, 20MHz and 40MHz can receive and transmit! So AU based equipment can achieve exceptional bitrates, as for example on 21-04-2025 52Mbps was achieved in total (36Mbps video).  On this page you can find information about known WiFi adapters with this chip.
+The RTL8812AU is an old, expensive, but proven WiFi chip that can be found in a lot of network cards. AU based NICs have exceptional community support so 5Mhz, 10MHz, 20MHz and 40MHz injection/monitor modes can receive and transmit! So AU based equipment can achieve exceptional bitrates, as for example on 21-04-2025 52Mbps was achieved in total (36Mbps video)(WFB-NG). On this page you can find information about known WiFi adapters with this chip.
+
+:::caution
+RTL8812AU driver reports a smoothed RSSI which reacts very slowly, so `hostapd` based APFPV firmware has jittery feed on that WiFi chip.
+:::
 
 ## BL-R8812AF1
 LB-LINK BL-R8812AF1 is small size, low power net card. It is very popular choice for toothpick builds. This net card can be found on EMAX Wyvern Link VTX Alpha 100mW.
+:::caution
+This net card can get expremely hot very quick, so it is better to make some-kind of radiator for it.
+:::
 ![image](/images/bl-r8812af1-top.png)
 <ThemeImage
   lightSrc="/images/bl-r8812af1-bottom-light.png"

src/content/docs/use-cases/fpv/Net cards/rtl8812eu.mdx → src/content/docs/use-cases/fpv/net-cards/rtl8812eu.mdx

@@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ description: "RTL8812EU documentation page for OpenIPC wiki"
 import ThemeImage from '/src/components/ThemeImage.astro'
 
 RTL8812EU is new, cheap, widely used WiFi chip. Which can be found on wide variety of WiFi adapters.
-This WiFi chip was released not a long ago, driver capabilities are limited for now, so 5MHz, 10MHz, 20MHz transmit modes are supported right now(40MHz only RX). On this page you can find information about known WiFi adapters with this chip.
-Please read general info about WiFi adapters here.
+This WiFi chip was released not a long ago, driver injection/monitor capabilities are limited for now, so 5MHz, 10MHz, 20MHz transmit modes are supported right now(40MHz only RX). It is superior choice for APFPV firmware. On this page you can find information about known WiFi adapters with this chip.
 :::caution
 If you don't receive image after switching on 40MHz mode, please read this [article](/use-cases/fpv/unbrick-eu-bu/) to fix your issue.
 :::