Frank: 145 miles away = Signal Peak? I thought they might try to go up there. Do you know if they still plan to shoot for the 192 mile amplified record before they return to OH?
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> They had amplifiers for testing, but they were not needed for the 125 mile
> link.
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> The only time they tried the amps was when the remote group was on a
> mountain in Utah 145 miles away but could not quite reach the desired
> coordinates 2 miles further and hundreds of feet higher, the road ended and
> the terrain was too rough to continue driving. They were a little too low in
> elevation, with a small mountain peak obstructing the two locations, they
> tried unamplified and amplified, and the 802.11b link would not work.
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> If they made it to the desired location, I'm confident that they would have
> successfully linked up at 145 miles.
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> Thank you
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> Frank Keeney
> Pasadena Networks, LLC
> Antennas, Cables and Equipment:
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > On Behalf Of Jim Sutton
> >
> > "We also want to thank RF Linx for the use of amplifiers and pigtails"
> >
> > So, Frank, on the World Record website the above shoutout to
> > RF LINX appears
> > for letting them use AMPLIFIERS and pigtails. I thought this
> > was supposed
> > to be an UNamplified demonstration? Am I thinking of the wrong one?
> >
> > Jim
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