Yes - as mentioned I think the myriad of aerial configurations in the surrounding area is a hangover from the pre-switchover days when reception was somewhat more difficult.
Mathew
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How to set aerial distribution amp gain?
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13 years ago
Might have helped if you had made that a little clearer to start with! ;-)
Would of saved lots of words about overloading amps from strong analogue channels.
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Apologies, yes, I can see now it wasn't very well worded and could've been misinterpreted. Truth be told, until the resulting discussion I didn't appreciate the significance!
Mathew
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13 years ago
howver since these things are pretty wide bad and have no AGC, its possible that anything in the 50Mhz upwards sort of area may upset them, too. which is a lot of mobile comms.
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13 years ago
Such as?, one might ask these days other than TETRA perhaps?..
Anyone had instances of GSM base stations causing problems?..
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13 years ago
Amateur, PMR etc, as I suggested earlier.
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In article , Frank Erskine scribeth thus
PMR these days very few and far between like Amateur round these parts...