Re: [smartBridges] 4 channels on 802.11b

[Mike Brownson]

The only time you can use 4 channels on the same tower is if there is plenty of isolation between antennas.  Like an example of a water tower.  the steel water tank should provide plenty of isolation between antennas.  Using opposite polarity can also help.  But if you put 4 antennas on a typical lattice tower you'll create your own inteference as the system gets busier.

Mike B

BROWNLEE,BRAD (HP-FtCollins,ex1) wrote:

Has anybody tried the 4 channel config on the same tower?

Brad Brownlee
Skylink Broadband Internet LLC

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Glanzer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 3:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [smartBridges] 4 channels on 802.11b


I posted info on this a few weeks back.  I currently employ this channel
method.  It seems to work great with no slowdown that I have perceived or
that I can tell by running Qcheck tests.  
We have radios around here on 1-4-8-11.  This is the only way we could
coordinate channels with other 2.4 users in the area.

Chris
(Migraine Boy)

  

[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/18/03 2:57 AM >>>
        

Has anyone implimented the 4 channel theory yet? (1,4,7,11 - 1,4,8,11 -
1,5,8,11)
Any successes or failures?

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