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Re: Trailer brake controller [message #351503 is a reply to message #351486] Tue, 21 January 2020 15:52 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
RF_Burns is currently offline  RF_Burns   Mexico
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Johnny,
Having a licensed channel doesn't give you a whole lot of protection against interference. I did a lot of Fire Department systems which you would think would have some upper hand on protection from interference. I had a licenced 900Mhz link go down about a week after it went up. Finally called in the riggers to go up and check the antenna. They radioed down that there was a 900Mhz unlicenced stick now mounted about 3 feet in front of our 900Mhz licensed dish. It was on a municipal water tower so you could not see it from the ground. I told then to removed it.

Two days later the ISP notified the Municipality and they were livid. They were more worried about the ISP than their Fire Department Dispatch... let alone the unlicensed Part 15 no interference clause.

The ISP guy had no idea that sticking an antenna in front of another antenna could cause interference on a different frequency.

That scenario happened many times, usually late on a Friday afternoon.

Unlicensed stuff is built cheap and any close by transmitter, say a Taxi, could potentially swamp your signal.

Just saying


Bruce Hislop
ON Canada
77PB, 455 Dick P. rebuilt, DynamicEFI EBL EFI & ESC.
1 ton front end
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