*I've recently been approached about expanding our service to an AM
tower. We would be using 2.4 gear, what kind of problems would I need to
watch out for when deploying on an AM tower. They said it was
broadcasting at 1KW and the entire tower is hot. It is in a really good
area, is a nice towe
Any problems I expect will be ethernet related. What frequency is the tower?
On 9/9/09, Michael Baird wrote:
> *I've recently been approached about expanding our service to an AM
> tower. We would be using 2.4 gear, what kind of problems would I need to
> watch out for when deploying on an AM to
Michael,
If you get any responses off-list, I would be happy to hear. I have a
similar situation, but down in Honduras. I posted nearly an exact
question to yours, and the consensus was.
1) Install Noise Suppression, and Shielded Twisted Pair
2) Install only when the Tower is unpowered
In my
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Subject: [WISPA] AM radio tower
> *I've recently been approached about expanding our service to an AM
> tower. We would be using 2.4 gear, what kind of problems would I need to
> watch out for when deploying on an AM tower. They said it was
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Subject: [WISPA] AM radio tower
> *I've recently been approached about expanding our service to an AM
> tower. We wou
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> http://www.lbagroup.com/hottowerart.php
>
> They make a power isolation coil. Your best bet would be to use one of
> those to pass power up the tower and use fiber to transmit data
ower while you install.
>
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>> *I've recently been approached about expanding our service to
