hat
Youn nan defi ki pi pèsistan nan itilize de-fason radyo (walkie-pale) ap deplase soti nan de-fason ranje radyo ak koupe konvèsasyon ou an. Ou pa ka goumen fizik - anba kondisyon espesifik, siyal radyo vwayaje nan fason trè espesifik. Si ou vyole prensip sa yo, konvèsasyon ou disparèt oswa fini tout ansanm. Depann desou kalite radyo wap itilize a, rezo repeteur ou, konsepsyon antèn ou, obstak ak tèren, yon siyal radyo ka vwayaje nenpòt kote nan kèk santèn pye pou plizyè kilomèt. Si travayè ou yo toujou koupe paske yo ap vin twò lwen, ou ka benefisye de pwolonje ranje efikas radyo ou. Pou asire w ke ou envesti nan dwa pou ranje-pwolonje estrateji yo, li enpòtan yo konprann fondamantal yo nan ki jan de-fason radyo travay.
eng
One of the most persistent challenges of using two-way radios (walkie-talkies) is moving out of two-way radio range and cutting off your conversation. You can’t fight physics – under specific conditions, radio signals travel in highly specific ways. If you violate these principles, your conversation fades out or ends altogether. Depending on the kind of radio you’re using, your repeater network, the design of your antenna, obstacles and terrain, a radio signal can travel anywhere from a few hundred feet to several miles. If your workers consistently get cut off because they’re getting too far away, you may benefit from extending the effective range of your radios. To make sure you invest in the right range-extending strategies, it is important to understand the fundamentals of how two-way radios work.