Unless it's changed in recent years, I was always told the 'DFS' sauce
is secret. The manufacturer had to submit a firmware build to the FCC,
who would test it, and then tell the manufacturer if it passed or not,
If it failed, they were not told what was wrong, just that it 'wasn't
right' so it was a guess->submit cycle. I'm guessing that's why there
are so many false events is that they alarm on the cautious side. We
don't even bother with 5.4 because it's so unreliable here in the
Chicago burbs. Even with multiple frequencies, it's too much downtime
for us to live with.
On 1/11/2022 9:28 AM, Josh Luthman wrote:
A "DFS hit". Whenever the radio is told to turn off. From my point
of view it seems to always be a false event, but I don't think the
details are very public on what the manufacturers have to listen for.
Most radios let you specify a secondary or even tertiary frequency so
it can just go down the list instead of shut off for minutes/hours.
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On Tue, Jan 11, 2022 at 9:39 AM Jan-GAMs <[email protected]
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What turns the radio off when it's on a dfs channel? I'd like to
get a
better understanding
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