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Here is a suggestion nobody will like. Install one COM radio and two
antennas.
Hey....stop laughing...I'm serious.
Thinking back, all the "radio" problems that I have had were actually
antenna problems. Since it is impossible to place the antenna so it has a
uniform radiation pattern, invariably you get in a situation when the remote
station in is an RF shadow. Whenever I "try COM 2" I am really trying
antenna two.
The lowbuck solution would be to use a SPDT coax switch, one COM radio and
two antennas.
Better, cheaper, faster.....heck I could be one a dem NASAr fellers.
Regards
Brent
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