Steve Biddle
krzyzstof ongaku
@stevebiddle @MetService yeah I'veseen that a few times. Hard tobelieve a 5ghz signal couldpropagate that kindof distance though
Somebody's illegally configured 5GHz wireless is making a mess of the @MetService rain radar.pic.twitter.com/10noLJuGyG
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@KrzyzstofOngaku@MetService it's not the 5GHz signal travelling that far.. but yes it can easily.
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@stevebiddle@MetService Isn't that the same source as the example displayed here from 12/07/2016? http://bit.ly/2jGUAeF -
@wesmorgan1 very likely, yes.@MetService
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@stevebiddle@MetService that is an impressive wifi range. -
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@stevebiddle Just curious, what is the length in km's of the triangle? -
@GR4NER0 around 300km at a guess -
@stevebiddle@GR4NER0 The length doesn't mean much, the transmitter will tx beyond its receive point. Same thing happens with IVC radar
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@stevebiddle@MetService How does this happen? Like actually, I want to understand, I've seen the spikes before ... -
@CrazyIdeasNZ@stevebiddle@MetService Would also love to learn a little more -
@atlbridge@CrazyIdeasNZ@MetService the crap bleeding down to Nelson is interference from somebody using a 5.6GHz freq causing interference -
@stevebiddle@atlbridge@CrazyIdeasNZ@MetService Nowhere near Nelson. Golden Bay is a coupla hours drive over the hill... -
@stevebiddle@atlbridge@CrazyIdeasNZ@MetService The fact it is point straight at me is immaterial ;)
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@stevebiddle@MetService Nothing to do with@PrimoWireless ??
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@stevebiddle How and where at on this picture? -
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@stevebiddle@metageek@MetService This is a terminal Doppler weather radar? Usually just used for wind sheer near airports around here. -
@JimVajda@stevebiddle@metageek Looks like a weather radar.@MetService has some more about it posted here: http://blog.metservice.com/Radar_Interference … -
@metageek@stevebiddle@MetService Yes but is it TDWR? That's what shares 5 GHz with Wi-Fi. -
@JimVajda@metageek@stevebiddle Not sure. Operated by@MetService, a NZ weather forecaster, so probably not TWDR. 10 cm/2.9 GHz maybe? ^JC -
@metageek@JimVajda@stevebiddle@MetService It's also in a completely different frequency governing body... so really hard to say. ^JC -
@JimVajda@stevebiddle@MetService Ah, here! THIS is what I was looking for. Could be weather radar in 2.4 GHz? ^JC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radar pic.twitter.com/QoaHgLZJhu
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