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Douglas Stringer wrote: > On Nov 11, 2005, at 11:00 PM, Mike Mee wrote: >> I've done this many times and it does work quite well (though you lose >> approx 1/2 the bandwidth due to the radios overloading each other, >> even if they're on channels 1 and 11..) > What do you mean by "radios overloading each other." Could you be more > specific? The radio frequencies are close enough for the broadcast on one to effect the receive on the other. This affects throughput. The only real solution is two radios mounted 2-3 meters apart, including antennas (Or notch filters tuned to the specific channel (expensive) which still won't help much if the miniPCI cards are physically proximate). This is a well recognised though often ignored (and often debated) effect. Its easy enough to verify however! cheers, michael |