It is usually the data radiating from the 10/100 cable. Try ferrite beads on both ends or going with STP (Shielded Twisted Pair) cable.
On 2/22/08, Ken Arck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've started deploying WiFi nodes (500 mw radios) at my various sites > (so far, only one is done) and I've noticed some interference to one > of my UHF repeaters at that site. The interference is only noticable > on weaker signals (so obviously the interference itself isn't all > that strong) that manifests itself as a low level pulsing or clicking > sound "under" the UHF user. The WiiFi radio/router is mounted at the > top of the tower and fed power via the CAT5 cable (POE). The antenna > for the WiFi unit is in faily close proximity to the UHF antenna too. > I'm thinking moving the WiFi antenna a bit down the tower might solve > the problem. Then again, I'm not yet sure if it's an RF thing or the > CAT5 cable itself radiating (it ain't shielded) > > Anyone run into this before? > > Ken > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > I am Shakespeare of Borg. Prepare to be or not to be > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
