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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Harris" data-source="post: 68333" data-attributes="member: 380">Well, it just so happens that 99% of the equipment on the last 2 shows that I noticed this on was in my local warehouse (even though those shows came out from 2 different locations).The pic below says everything to me. 2 sets of Rx, the left through a UA845-SWB with 1/2 whips on the front pannel, while the rack on the right is just 1/2 whips off of thier front pannels.Each rack is set identically.Only 4 Tx is turned on at the moment (top 2 Rx) while the bottom Rx is showing some hash (~20dBu more) with the set of Rx fed through the UA 845.What this means (to me), is now when I have the 845, I&#039;m just going to have to use WWB to see the Rx meters from a different location away from the antennas when checking coordinations.So new question, would that be a case of reflections or something similar with the Rx cables and the UA845? I remember a thread a while back talking about RF Isolators and the like, would this be an application to help minimize the effects of what is going on?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Harris, post: 68333, member: 380"] Well, it just so happens that 99% of the equipment on the last 2 shows that I noticed this on was in my local warehouse (even though those shows came out from 2 different locations). The pic below says everything to me. 2 sets of Rx, the left through a UA845-SWB with 1/2 whips on the front pannel, while the rack on the right is just 1/2 whips off of thier front pannels. Each rack is set identically. Only 4 Tx is turned on at the moment (top 2 Rx) while the bottom Rx is showing some hash (~20dBu more) with the set of Rx fed through the UA 845. What this means (to me), is now when I have the 845, I'm just going to have to use WWB to see the Rx meters from a different location away from the antennas when checking coordinations. So new question, would that be a case of reflections or something similar with the Rx cables and the UA845? I remember a thread a while back talking about RF Isolators and the like, would this be an application to help minimize the effects of what is going on? [/QUOTE]

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