I would bet that the power supply is the issue. Why don't you try a different power supply, or use a battery (IIRC, the APPO used 9vdc, so a 12v car battery should be within spec for the DC-DC converter in the APPO. Rule out things step by step. Last time there was discussing on this list about interference on low freqs it turned out to be a bad switch. Netgrear IIRC. It was causing interference with the fire depts radios on 400mhz.
Jeremy On Tue, 25 Nov 2003, Sam wrote: > Sorry for not being more descriptive..... > > There are two places: First, I have my AP on the top of the cable TV > tower. I also have a point to point shot (another APPO) shooting about 1 > mile down to another tower in town. That tower in town is at a store > that sells televisions. I have the other side of the point to point link > there, as well as another AP using an APPO. > > When I fire up the APPOs at the television store, it completely knocks out > channel 7 on his televisions in his store. But when I turn on the APPOs on > the cable TV tower it knocks out channel 7 for the entire town (the town > gets channel 7 through their cable TV, but I'm assuming the cable tv picks > it up through the air at the tower I'm sharing with them and retransmits > it through their cable.) > > Hope this helps, and I'm sorry I wasn't more clear at first. > > Sam The PART-15.ORG smartBridges Discussion List To Join: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (in the body type subscribe smartBridges <yournickname> To Remove: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (in the body type unsubscribe smartBridges) Archives: http://archives.part-15.org
