Mark,
A lower-powered radio with a higher gain antenna is IMHO, better. You
will receive less interference because your antenna will be listening
only in the desired direction(s). On transmit, you will cause less
interference to others who are not on your network.
jack
Mark McElvy wrote:
In general what is considered a better combination, lower powered radio
w/ higher gain antenna or higher powered radio w/ lower gain antenna?
Mark
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OK, lets be clear on what the rules are today guys. (Why did I know
that
THIS thread was gonna turn out to be a ton of fun (said the pot to the
kettle))
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