[aprssig] Power level ?
Mark Earle
wa2mct at mearle.com
Tue Dec 21 18:09:51 EST 2004
I don't know about the Kenwoods. My experience is:
2-5 W = OK for closer in events, perhaps a 2-8 mile radius area of interest.
12-15 W = good metro coverage, if there are a few high stations or
digi/digis available.
25 W = what I routinely run in my mobile, since when I wish to be tracked a
I am normally 15 or more miles from low RELAY stations and 25-30 miles away
from DIGIS.
Beyond 25, it's sort of diminishing returns. You only gain 3db to go to 50,
and so on.
At 05:30 PM 12/21/2004 -0500, William McKeehan wrote:
>What is the typical power level used by mobile trackers with APRS (including
>the Kenwoods)?
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