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 Subject :RX sensitivity for Linksys routers?.. 2015-02-18- 17:43:14 
KK4TGV
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Hi all,

I am wondering what the RX sensitivity is for Linksys routers in μV. I need this for plotting patterns with RM online.


Thanks!

73,

KK4TGV

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 Subject :Re:RX sensitivity for Linksys routers?.. 2015-02-18- 19:12:59 
KG6JEI
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Linksys has to my knowledge never said officially (unlike Ubiquiti which has it in the data sheets) the rough number tends to be around -86dbm however again never officially defined.

If you are plotting new sites very much recommend looking at the Ubiquiti gear instead, you can end up with a ~20dbm link budget increase (depending on local factors) just by switching to a Ubiquiti device, in addition the receivers just seem to perform better overall even in locations where the noise floor negates that sensitivity advantage.

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 Subject :Re:Re:RX sensitivity for Linksys routers?.. 2015-02-18- 19:20:49 
KK4TGV
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Thanks!

What sort of sensitivity am I looking at in the Ubiquiti devices?



[KG6JEI 2015-02-18- 19:12:59]:

Linksys has to my knowledge never said officially (unlike Ubiquiti which has it in the data sheets) the rough number tends to be around -86dbm however again never officially defined.

If you are plotting new sites very much recommend looking at the Ubiquiti gear instead, you can end up with a ~20dbm link budget increase (depending on local factors) just by switching to a Ubiquiti device, in addition the receivers just seem to perform better overall even in locations where the noise floor negates that sensitivity advantage.


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 Subject :Re:RX sensitivity for Linksys routers?.. 2015-02-18- 19:25:03 
KG6JEI
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Around -96dbm for Ubiquiti receiver (the other 10dbm gain of the link budget is from the higher transmitter power)

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 Subject :Re:Re:RX sensitivity for Linksys routers?.. 2015-02-18- 21:17:59 
KK4TGV
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I do not have ANY nodes up yet. There is no activity on Broadband-Hamnet in this area yet. There is a group of us that are working on planning a network up. All the hills and mountains don't help.


73,

KK4TGV



[KG6JEI 2015-02-18- 19:12:59]:

Linksys has to my knowledge never said officially (unlike Ubiquiti which has it in the data sheets) the rough number tends to be around -86dbm however again never officially defined.

If you are plotting new sites very much recommend looking at the Ubiquiti gear instead, you can end up with a ~20dbm link budget increase (depending on local factors) just by switching to a Ubiquiti device, in addition the receivers just seem to perform better overall even in locations where the noise floor negates that sensitivity advantage.


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 Subject :Re:RX sensitivity for Linksys routers?.. 2015-02-19- 02:54:46 
k5dlq
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The tunnel add-on would be a help, in that, it will give you experience in deploying and managing your mesh and letting you determine what your mesh can DO, while you are getting the RF links up in the air.



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