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higher antennas = longer range. Thats your issue.
Also lack of error correction, poor antenna pattern to meet the low power regulations, and a less then robust protocol, ie your probably using some form of on/off modulation where the receiver does not have a continious wave signal to locl on and track. Try sending a preamble character that is 10101010 a few times, assuming your receiver is sophisticated enough to use AGC. This sets the DC level in the discriminator more accurately and reduces errors. your using a radio with intentionally designed in limited range to allow reuse of the frquency. Steve |
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