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Re: WiFi Interference emanating from locomotives?
Author: fkrock
Date: 12-20-2015 - 09:52

Also keep in mind that a radio receiver can be overloaded by a very strong nearby signal on a different frequency than the one you are trying to receive. Radio signal strength received is a function of the inverse square of the distance to the transmitter. Obviously the train is much nearer to you than the more distant signal you are trying to receive.

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  WiFi Interference emanating from locomotives? Steve T 12-19-2015 - 21:27
  Re: WiFi Interference emanating from locomotives? Radioshop 12-20-2015 - 00:52
  Re: WiFi Interference emanating from locomotives? fkrock 12-20-2015 - 09:52
  Re: WiFi Interference emanating from locomotives? mook 12-20-2015 - 13:43
  Re: WiFi Interference emanating from locomotives? Negin 12-20-2015 - 17:16
  Re: WiFi Interference emanating from locomotives? Espee99 12-20-2015 - 18:42


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