Wireless Radio Installation CH70 Issues

thorganby

Tarambor wrote: »

Yes they can, until I sold some of my gear I could, and I only do radio at a hobby level as a radio amateur.

To the OP, what you need to do is find someone with a spectrum analyser or a receiver that covers the frequencies intended to be used, you may find if you contact your local amateur radio club they have someone who can help. They then need to visit the location, fire up the analyser/receiver, see what is being received by that on the frequencies you're intending to move to. The one I used to have, which was a budget level Rigol 815, would allow me to listen to the signals it received.

They say that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing and your post illustrates this well.

Had you bothered to read the rest of my post rather than trying to rubbish the first paragraph, you may have actually understood the OP's problem.

Suggesting the use of a spectrum analyser now is a complete waste of time and effort!

The existing equipment will be redundant within the next year and brand new equipment will be requisitioned to operate on their new PMSE license allocation on channel 38 when their currently allocated channel 70 will be cleared of current users and will then be used to expand 4G mobile.

This new equipment is likely to be digital and very unlikely to suffer from the problems that the OP is currently experiencing on their old equipment.