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Re: Wireless dropouts mystery...If one always has a higher level then we're good to go!when it ends up in a null though we want to maximize the chances that the other antenna is NOT in a null. in which case it is important to have them spaced as far apart as possible (within reason and coverage patterns etc)Jason
Re: Wireless dropouts mystery...
If one always has a higher level then we're good to go!
when it ends up in a null though we want to maximize the chances that the other antenna is NOT in a null. in which case it is important to have them spaced as far apart as possible (within reason and coverage patterns etc)
Jason
