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Wireless access distance required?

canoncan · 2005-07-21 08:40:37

I can see the trandponder in direct line of sight clearly but distance is about 12 miles . Does this make a difference to the signal? canoncan

21-07-2005 8:40am

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canoncan

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I can see the trandponder in direct line of sight clearly but distance is about 12 miles . Does this make a difference to the signal?

canoncan

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#2 21-07-2005 8:50am

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depends on whether the power output of your device is powerful enough to make the distance. A directional antenna with a high dB gain would be a help.

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#3 21-07-2005 8:59am

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is it installed , who installed it and what gear did they use ?

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#4 21-07-2005 3:43pm

canoncan

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it has'nt been installed yet

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#5 21-07-2005 4:05pm

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were you promised any form of signal (meaning service) at 12 miles distance and by whom ?

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