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1. Click to create a new topic, in any forum on this site.
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@mollydooker
@Oz Jon, I was informed today that Cootel was going to move tower locations (READ: already had moved), thus causing the signal to drop at the farm. We are talking a serious drop in signal, so much that they suggested we discontinue the service with them. My thread regarding our Cootel service.
Fortunately, I had already begun to cover all my bases, by contacting the omnidirectional antenna manufacturer, via email, for price and availability on a yagi antenna offering similar specs (frequency range, impedance, etc.). And, I have been discussing with you, the possibly sending the signal from my apartment in the city, to the farm, as well.
Anyway, below is the specs sheet for the omni, which I sent to him. He, quite obviously, did not read the subject line of the email, or the specs sheet, aside from the model number of the antenna.
Here are a couple of the (several) PDFs he sent to me:
TDJ-1900ACY7.pdf
TDJ-1900SP10.pdf
Keep in mind, I was quite clear in the frequency range I needed, which was stated in the subject line, as well as on the specs sheet.