J.
bandpass filter
jack
J. Vogel wrote:
looking for someone that knows more about this than me (which may be
most everybody) to give me a quick heads-up..
Up to this point, all of the access points I have deployed have been on
water towers or buildings which did not have any other significant RF
equipment on them. I may have an opportunity to co-locate on a UHF
TV transmitter tower now though. Can someone tell me in just a few
words whether or not I should even consider mounting WISP equipment
on such a tower, and what some of the issues I would face would be?
According to the FCC site, the tower is operating between 566-572 mhz
at about 12.5kW analog, and 7.2kW digital. Interference in unlicensed
bands (900mHz, 2.4gHz, and 5.8gHz), radio frequency hazards etc...
any information you could give me would be helpful.
John
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