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August 2nd 06, 06:43 PM
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Can a six mile radio only yield half a watt?/ Interpreting FCC info wrong?
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"Jeff" wrote: Uniden GMR635 FCC ID AMWUT916 This six mile radio says in the FCC specs that it puts out only less than half a watt...am I reading that right? Jeff Sure, .5 Watt Output, from hilltop to hilltop, can easily span 6 miles. I have a Part15 Spread Spectrum 2.4Ghz Radio with 100mw Output that carries 2 ea. T1 Spans (4 Mhz Bandwidth) 16 miles, with 25db Fade Margins on the link. There are Path Calculation Programs that can provide excellent information on this issue. |
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