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Radio Ethernet network,
telemetry, seismological research, Internet. 802.11b/g 2.4 GHz Band.
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KAZAKHSTAN, ALMATY |
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EXAP-GMF "KARAT"-dual
repeater, intended to establish communication on distance of 48 and 57 km
has been mounted on the outdoor thunderstorm/seismological detector
laboratory, belonging to Cosmostation FIAN Russia. Tien-Shan Mountains, 3500
m above the sea level. Pictured report.
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Before we mount an equipment, we need to find an optimal
place for our antennas. We used 6AH lead acid battery for EXAP-GMF and small notebook.
The future of the baby-boy who peacefully sleeps on a
snow is determinated. He decided to be an alpine radio engineer, as his dad.
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This small "looking from 60's " old-fashion
Soviet car "UAZ" - is really power guy drives us to our
alpine laboratory. |
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Mast
mounting process. |
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Mounting of transceivers, antennas, and setting of operational system.
Antennae alignment |
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Just an amazing pictures :
3500 m above the sea, Tien-Shan Mountains and our repeater. |
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Real parameters we have obtained:
47 km - 18 Mbps, 57km - 16 Mbps, in conditions
of multipath/multipolarized signal reception |
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This page was written
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