What margins is he operating at? If he has links that are all strong he won't notice interference as early as you.
- Jerry > On Nov 13, 2014, at 9:41 AM, Jay Weekley via Af <[email protected]> wrote: > > Apparently, the italics didn't work. The garbled part was " I think I've > heard of interference caused by radios that operate in other frequencies > especially if they are in some divisor or multiple of another radio" > > Jay Weekley via Af wrote: >> We are having problems with a Canopy 900 deployment on a water tank and it's >> had us stumped for a while. There is another Canopy 900 operator about a >> half mile away that doesn't seem to have the same problems and we've even >> looked at his ap and verified that fact. The only gear the water department >> says they have is for monitoring and operates on 451 and 456 MHz. I've >> /think /heard of interference caused by radios that operate in other >> frequencies especially if they are in some divisor or multiple of another >> radio. For example, since 456 MHz is roughly half of 900 is there a scenario >> where it could cause us problems? >
