Kevin

Other than facing being fined, is there anything wrong with running "too 
hot"?

Sam

On Sun, 28 Sep 2003, Kevin Summers wrote:

> You're running WAY to hot.
> 
> 500mW AMP              + 27db
> Cable and Connectors   -  2db
> 16db Antenna           + 16db
> --------------------------------
> Total EIRP             + 41db
> 
> Use a 250mW AMP, or put a bandpass filter between the
> AMP and the antenna. That will take away about 3db.
> You need to get it down to 36.
> 
> Kevin Summers
> KISTech Internet Services Inc.
> www.kistech.com
> 
> 
> 
>   -----Original Message-----
>   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Bobby Bounds
>   Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2003 3:34 PM
>   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>   Subject: [smartBridges] More on the 'slowdown' subject
> 
> 
>   Recent posts (as well as not so recent) make reference to poor throughput
> (about 1/3 what it should be) through a 'repeater' site (two radios, one in
> Client Bridge mode, the other in A/P mode).
> 
>   We have the same problem. Suspecting the cheapo switch and this whole
> half/full duplex issue, today I went up on the tower and replaced the switch
> with a crossover cable. This made no difference to the download speed. So,
> the switch was not the problem in our case.
> 
>   I'm back to the theory that the problem lies in the wireless link between
> the head end radio and the client bridge radio. Some facts:
> 
>   RSSI 75%
>   LQ 85%
>   3 miles
>   rolling hills, fresnel zone not good
>   vertical polarization
> 
>   Head End:
>     Antenna only 5 feet above the roof
>     More than one A/P and antenna on the head end mast, one only two feet
> above the other (they are 180 deg. sectors facing opposite directions)
>   Repeater site:
>       Client Bridge config:
>           Radio is an APPI, latest firmware
>           Antenna is a 13 db panel
> 
>       A/P config:
>           Radio is an APPO, firmware
>           500MW Amp on the AP
>           16db, 90 deg. sector
> 
>   Any ideas????
> 
>   Guess I'll raise the antenna at the end up about 20 feet on a tower.
>   Maybe I'll try horizontal polarization for the first time.
> 
>   Bobby
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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