Terry Collins wrote:
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One problem with the "matrix of aerials" idea is that the coaxial cable
that runs between them has to be low loss at GHz frequencies which is NOT
cheap cable so running cat-5 out to 4 individual base stations is going
to save money if the distances are long.
Running cable is running cable. As far as I am aware, the cost of running cable is only marginally affected by the actual cost of the cable.
Not when you are talking GHz cable. Besides which you need to keep the aerial tails as short as possible - too lossy otherwise.
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