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868MHz Propagation problem
dgleeson422111 wrote:
Hi Guys Thanks for your input on this. The idea of height being a problem is interesting. The radio in the office is on the 1st floor (i.e above the ground by one floor). If the antenna were at the same height would the problem go away? We will test and see If I remember my antenna/propagation theory correctly, such a change should affect both the transmit and receive gains equally. That is to say, if moving the office antenna lower will reduce its transmit range, it will also reduce its receive range. What you are looking for is something that is reducing the office end transmit power while leaving its receive sensitivity intact. Someone else suggested an SWR problem due to near field interference with the antenna. -- Paul Hovnanian ------------------------------------------------------------------ Don't anthropomorphize computers. They hate that. |
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