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n view it as “thinking outside the box” or “get back in the damn box”.
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> You would need dual carrier, beca
“get back in the damn box”.
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You would need dual carrier, because I'm talking about using the single core
Aviat radios, to keep it as cheap as possible. An AF11
ems to me
> the appropriate cost comparison would be 2 x AF11X vs 1 x single carrier
> Aviat.
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Aviat.
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I don't see how it can be a lot cheaper. Ignoring potential differences in
licensing/coordination, last I checked a complete
, 2020 11:57 AM
To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] 11 ghz combiner
So theoretically, you could probably get them with SMA connectors and put them
on the radio side of the AF11 diplexors?
On Sun, Jan 19, 2020 at 8:33 AM wrote:
The problem is keeping one transmitter out
if
> you have to use 2 of them and some outboard stuff to do what other vendors
> can do with one radio.
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y methods I know. You can get
> both at 11 GHz with waveguide or SMA connectors.
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> This is usuall
you
> have to use 2 of them and some outboard stuff to do what other vendors can do
> with one radio.
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rd stuff to do what other vendors can do
with one radio.
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The problem is keeping one transmitter out of the other. So yo
: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] 11 ghz combiner
This is usually done using wave guides rather than at the electrical level
due to the high losses that occur when trying to do it using transmission
lines. It’s a pretty complex piece of waveguide design - not something you
This is usually done using wave guides rather than at the electrical level due
to the high losses that occur when trying to do it using transmission lines.
It’s a pretty complex piece of waveguide design - not something you can cobble
together. The vendors with full product lines in the micr
FYI, the ODU 600 has three separate diplexer tuning ranges for the 11 GHz
band, but frequencies coupled together on the same polarization must use
the same diplexer range. AFAIK, there is no guidance on the AF-11 on this
or the required minimum T-T and T-R spacing as well as requirements for PIM.
Since the AF11 already has different diplexers for the two sub-bands, I
suspect it might work if you have one high band and one low band link, but
I seriously doubt they'd work too well if they're both in the same sub-band.
It seems pretty unlikely that there are any N type couplers available,
sin
I’m not sure if there are any N type couplers, but there are WR90 to N
connectors and UDR/PDR couplers available (these are used when combining
frequency pairs together on the ODU 600 for example). Bigger question would be
how two AF-11s would work together on the same path/same antenna system.
That would be a tall order. AF11 radios are two-pole already, and the
diplexers have a N connector. if you had the right frequencies; maybe,
but it is difficult for me to visualize.
bp
On 1/18/2020 12:23 PM, Matt Hoppes wrote:
Does anyone know of a 10-12ghz combiner module?
Example - I want
Why would you want to do that? even if you can find the parts to make it
work, it's most likely going to cost more than just buying some Aviat
radios, and it isn't going to work as well.
On Sat, Jan 18, 2020 at 2:24 PM Matt Hoppes <
mattli...@rivervalleyinternet.net> wrote:
> Does anyone know of
Does anyone know of a 10-12ghz combiner module?
Example - I want to run two airFiber 11x radios on one dish.
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