diff --git a/src/content/docs/use-cases/fpv/APFPV.md b/src/content/docs/use-cases/fpv/APFPV.md
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--- a/src/content/docs/use-cases/fpv/APFPV.md
+++ b/src/content/docs/use-cases/fpv/APFPV.md
@@ -320,3 +320,130 @@ Unlike complex mesh networking systems (WFB-NG, RubyFPV), APFPV:
 - Provides easy web-based configuration
 
 APFPV bridges the gap between complex FPV systems and simple solutions, making FPV accessible to everyone while supporting professional equipment for advanced users.
+
+##APFPV with runcam gs or other gs that got many wifi card
+
+step 1 : download APFPV radxa img at this link https://github.com/OpenIPC/sbc-groundstations/ and click on APFPV v0.0.1 link
+step 2 : flash sd card using balena etcher or other similar software
+setp 3 : once finish we need to modify stream.sh and firstboot.sh
+
+in /script/firstboot.sh copy this block of code that will shearch external wifi card at the beginning of the file it should replace the wlan0 connection script.
+
+```bash
+#!/bin/bash
+
+SSID="OpenIPC"
+PASSWORD="12345678"
+EXCLUDE_IFACE="wlan0"
+
+echo "[*] scan wifi card"
+
+# list every wifi interface wlx or wlan expect wlan0
+WIFI_IFACES=$(ip -o link show | awk -F': ' '{print $2}' | grep -E '^wlan|^wlx' | grep -v "^$EXCLUDE_IFACE$")
+
+INDEX=1
+
+for IFACE in $WIFI_IFACES; do
+    CONN_NAME="wifi$INDEX"
+
+    echo ""
+    echo "=== wifi card detected : $IFACE → $CONN_NAME ==="
+
+    # delete old connection
+    if nmcli connection show "$CONN_NAME" &>/dev/null; then
+        nmcli connection delete "$CONN_NAME"
+    fi
+
+    # scan avaible wifi network
+    nmcli device wifi rescan ifname "$IFACE"
+    sleep 2
+
+    # connect to APFPV network
+    echo "[*] create $CONN_NAME..."
+    nmcli connection add type wifi ifname "$IFACE" con-name "$CONN_NAME" ssid "$SSID" \
+        wifi-sec.key-mgmt wpa-psk wifi-sec.psk "$PASSWORD" \
+        ipv4.method auto connection.autoconnect yes
+
+    # enable ip route
+    if [[ "$CONN_NAME" == "wifi1" ]]; then
+
+        nmcli connection modify "$CONN_NAME" ipv4.route-metric 100
+    elif [[ "$CONN_NAME" == "wifi2" ]]; then
+
+        nmcli connection modify "$CONN_NAME" ipv4.route-metric 200
+    fi
+
+    # enable connection
+    nmcli connection up "$CONN_NAME"
+
+    INDEX=$((INDEX + 1))
+done
+
+echo ""
+echo "[✓] evrything done, end of script"
+```
+step 4 : in stream.sh disable wlan0 using nmcli
+
+copy this line :
+
+```bash
+nmcli device disconnect wlan0
+```
+
+thats all now put the sd card on your vrx and boot it, you will get 2 wifi interface connect to apfpv credential, and with ip route it will pick the best wifi card every time to connect, the range will increase significantly.
+
+###using adaptive link 
+adaptive link will modify the bitrate to keep link alive, it still exprimental stage 
+step 1 : download from github https://github.com/carabidulebabat/CaraSandbox/blob/main/ap_alink.sh
+step 2 : modify rc.local in /etc/ folder and add before exit 0
+```bash
+/etc/ap_alink.sh &
+````
+ save the file
+step 3 : go to putty and type
+
+````bash
+chmod +x /etc/ap_alink.sh
+```
+
+Now lets see the different setting, cause its experimental we can play with various parametrer
+
+bitrate=30 is the default bitrate, when its boot it will start at 30mbps
+bitratemax is the max bitrate allowed, majestic will not go higher than this value
+default value is bitrate 30 and max 40, its good if you have a radxa gs with good wifi card, if your on android try lower value like
+
+```bash
+bitrate=4
+bitratemax=10
+````
+
+power is not adaptive yet 
+
+get_dynamic_interval() {
+    dbm=$(get_dbm)
+    echo $(awk -v d="$dbm" 'BEGIN {
+        if (d > -40)      print 8;
+        else if (d > -65) print 6;
+        else if (d > -75) print 4;
+        else if (d > -85) print 2;
+        else              print 1;
+    }')
+}
+this function allow to increase the bitrate faster or lower depends on link quality in dbm you can modify the d value to set the sensitivity of ap alink
+
+get_dynamic_decrease() {
+    dbm=$(get_dbm)
+    echo $(awk -v d="$dbm" 'BEGIN {
+        if (d > -60)      print 2;    
+        else if (d > -75) print 5;  
+        else if (d > -85) print 15;    
+        else              print 20;    
+    }')
+}
+
+same thing at get dynamic interval will lower bitrate faster or lower depends of link quality.
+
+I suggest to try different value for d > dbm and see in flight
+you can killall ap_alink.sh and type sh /etc/ap_alink.sh to execute script with log, log will show current bitrate, interval and dbm
+thats all for the moment
+