"Open Node in a Bag" - Range Tests Map

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The map below shows the position of the various points used for testing the different antenna attachments used in the "Open Node in a Bag" kit. The blue dot represents the position of the base station and antenna, at an elevation of roughly twenty metres above street level, and the red numbered dots the various testing points at horizontal distances of 0, 75, 200, 350 and 450 metres from the base station respectively.

Open Node in a Bag - Range Tests Map
Map of area used for outdoor range tests.

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