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I've spent allot of time chasing down noise induced in the data line between switch and radio. It seriously affects the data rate and transmit voice quality. I finally solved it with a shielded ethernet cable but this is a hollow victory. The cable in the wall isn't shielded so now there is a cable running down the hall on the floor. (That causes noise on the XYL channel.)
It seems to me that an optical data path between computer/display/radio would be a much better option. It's 100% RF proof.
I know I can black box media converters at both ends but this adds even more RF routes near the radio. A pair of blinking diodes inside of the faraday cage of the radio can't be that hard and it would eliminate a big RF issue.
It seems to me that an optical data path between computer/display/radio would be a much better option. It's 100% RF proof.
I know I can black box media converters at both ends but this adds even more RF routes near the radio. A pair of blinking diodes inside of the faraday cage of the radio can't be that hard and it would eliminate a big RF issue.
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