[Tech-Assist] STL problem now critical
Gary Glaenzer
glaenzer at frontier.com
Wed Mar 28 06:50:24 CDT 2012
"I took an STL transmitter to the receive site, after the coax jumper was
replaced, and hooked it to the receive antenna with a directional wattmeter.
Forward power was 6.3 watts, and reflected power was 0.15 watts."
With that much coax, you may.......MAY........have a problem at the receive
antenna
Just my $ 0.02
From: "Jerry Mathis" <thebeaver32 at gmail.com>
> OK, here's an update, and an urgent request for some knowledge and
> suggestions.
>
> One of my stations started experiencing STL dropouts this spring. At first
> I thought we had suddenly experienced a massive drop in our received
> signal strength. We had a tower climber go up the STL receive tower,
> re-aim the dish, and replace the coax jumper which appeared to be bad.
>
> Problem not solved.
>
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