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Since you used the term "whip" it tends to imply some physical motion or
vehicle, vs a "vertical" which implies a stationary location. And both imply a omni pattern - like a general Access Point - -=-=-=- OK, time to clarify... Wifi (2.4 GHz). outdoor omni vertical (not whip), permanent mount on pole, to be connected (very short pigtail) to pole-mounted wifi router in client mode. Max output: 250 mW. Is it true that the higher the gain the flatter the "donut" shape of the sensitivity field? (And yes, my terminology is rudimentary... please forgive.) Thanks, -- DaveC This is an invalid return address Please reply in the news group |
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