One problem, Steve.  Open area test site measurements at 10M require 
maximizing the measured emanation by raising the receive antenna from 1 to 
4m.  At a height where the bounce path (off the Ground Plane) and direct 
path are additive, the maxima will be measured.  Alternate, ie 
semi-anechoic, sites must have a reflective floor and sufficient height to 
allow a 1-4m scan height.  Note that the 4m max is to the phase center of 
the antenna.  Additional height is required to account for antenna 
dimensions in vertical polarization, absorber thickness and minimum 
separation distances from the antenna to absorber.  I believe that you will 
need approximately 20' inside height, minimum.

Doug Frazee
Lead Compliance Engineer
Windermere Military/Commercial Compliance Laboratory
Annapolis, MD
USA
[email protected]


-----Original Message-----
From:   Steve Kuiper [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent:   Saturday, November 21, 1998 12:30 PM
To:     EMC-PSTC
Subject:        10m Indoor OATS Facelift

Dear Members,

An associate of Aegis Labs has potential access to a 10' H X 40' W X 60' L
Shielded Enclosure for RF testing purposes.  It is our intention to share 
in
the cost for having this existing chamber upgraded to the level where we 
can
meet the FCC's, ANSI C63.4-1992 NSA measurements.  We are attempting to
calculate the time, money and technical hurdles for accomplishing such a
difficult task.

Anyone have experience or know of a specific consultant who can provide
advice and direction.

Thanks for your input.

Kind regards,

Steve Kuiper
President




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