Yeah, I spoke with someone that works in another aspect of the wireless
industry and he said the same thing.
George Skorup (Cyber Broadcasting) via Af wrote:
We are co-located with 450 SCADA on a couple sites without problems.
I'm thinking they'd need to be putting out a LOT of power for
harmonics to come into play. Unless there's maybe like a mismatched
antenna or something.
Also, it just so happens that 915x4 = 3660. I have several 900APs
right next to 3650 APs and do not see any problem there. I have even
set up a 900AP at full power and a 3GHz 450AP right next to each other
on the bench and the SA on the 450 sees nothing.
On 11/13/2014 1:39 PM, Jay Weekley via Af wrote:
We are having problems with a Canopy 900 deployment on a water tank
and it's had us stumped for a while. There is another Canopy 900
operator about a half mile away that doesn't seem to have the same
problems and we've even looked at his ap and verified that fact. The
only gear the water department says they have is for monitoring and
operates on 451 and 456 MHz. I've /think /heard of interference
caused by radios that operate in other frequencies especially if they
are in some divisor or multiple of another radio. For example, since
456 MHz is roughly half of 900 is there a scenario where it could
cause us problems?
