You stated
“Thunderstorm”, how much localized
lightning did you have? I’m down
in South Florida and even when we get some seriously dense downpours the signal
remains stable, however lightning in close proximity has some very unique
effects. Especially in the quantity
we get.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Jeremy Oswalt
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003
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[smartBridges] [good and bad] New aPPo from Singapore
Is it through any trees? I know wet trees will kill you,
though I was told rain “shouldn’t”.
Jeremy
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Who says rain
doesn't affect 2.4 Ghz. Here is a small pic of a client at 17 miles.Between
1600 and 1800 we had a thunderstorm between our head end and client. The
client CPE is a SB APPO in the client mode. The head end is an APPO in the AP
mode. Channel 11.Head end antenna is 15 Dbi omni with 500 MW amp. Client is
24 DB? Grid antenna.
Earl UpHi.net
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