Not sure. I don't think the water department is having issues. The
engineer spelled out M-H-Z when telling me the frequency on the phone so
I don't think he's very familiar with the equipment.
Jerry Richardson via Af wrote:
What margins is he operating at? If he has links that are all strong he won't
notice interference as early as you.
- Jerry
On Nov 13, 2014, at 9:41 AM, Jay Weekley via Af <af@afmug.com> wrote:
Apparently, the italics didn't work. The garbled part was " I think I've heard of
interference caused by radios that operate in other frequencies especially if they are in
some divisor or multiple of another radio"
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?
