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On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 05:15:48 -0700, eganders
wrote: +++I am a consultant for an AVL (automatic vehicle location system) +++system used by the Southeastern counties of Michigan. The system is +++used on winter maintenance vehicles and works on 900 MHz. The +++vehicles are often stored overnight in metal buildings where it is +++difficult to obtain transceiver communication from the AVL system. Is +++there a low cost (possibly passive) way to port 900 MHz radio +++transmissions into these buildings? +++ +++Thanks, +++ +++Eric Anderson ************** Yes. A large window facing the transmitter. Otherwise some form of omnidirectional antenna outside connected to an antenna inside via a trransmission line. Not very efficient but cheap and works if the outside signal has enough power density. james |
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