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My Base Network map from Radio Mobile showing Unit locations and signal strengths by Link colour. This was produced using my 'Quick Start' Network for an area of the Peak District. An Installer for the latest version of the program 'Radio Mobile Setup.exe' is available Here, or from the Quick Start and Downloads page. The locations have been overlaid on an elevation map with contours, produced from data collected by the Space Shuttle Radar Terrain Mapping Mission.
Radio Link parameters between selected Units can be examined in the Radio Link pane, with an elevation grid displayed if required, which shows the height matrix round the cursor cross wires.
Individual Radio Link performances between Units can be selected and displayed by the program, with the ground profile and other Link parameters.
An alternative display program, RMpath, shows the Link characteristics and elevation data with selected Fresnel zones.
It is also possible to View one Unit from another! This pane shows a 40˚ view over the elevation map, where the visible Unit is shown by a circle.
Whilst performing the same over an aerial photograph produces:
where the HH Unit is shown again with a location ring as it is visible.
Coverage signal strengths in various units can be also be computed for any Unit if required, and radial range rings added. This has been performed over a 'Black and White' road map for clarity.
Radio Coverage along a defined Route can also be plotted between a fixed Unit and a defined Mobile Unit as it traverses the Route, with signal levels shown on the Route Radio Coverage pane. The Green line shows signal levels ≥ 3dB above receiver threshold, changing to Yellow at ± 3dB, and Red ≤ -3dB. In the background is a Route elevation plot in Brown, changing to Blue when there is a visible path between the selected Units.
There are many more features of the program which can be explored by following the links below
or for the Index and short descriptions of the page
contents go to
This page is available in .pdf format here
For more information see:-
Please keep checking back for updates/additions.
© Copyright G3TVU 25th August 2008
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