experience with SR9 and concrete floors?

RouterOS Wireless Networking
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Does anyone have experience with the SR9 and concrete floors (complete with rebar) they would like to share?

rgds/ldv

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What about them? Going through them? Going above them?

You haven’t really provided enough detail for anyone to give you a useful reply. What are you trying to do?

And… most likely, the best way to find out would be to go and try it onsite. Rebar spacing differs, concrete construction/thickness/material differs, etc.

-=Russ=-

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ldvaden how many floors do you need to go through? what kind of building in terms of thickness of floors

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Thanks for your reply.

One floor of about 8" of concrete and 3" of sound deadening material (in Dallas’ largest data center). Rebar density is unknown.

We tried a Motorola Canopy 900 MHz AP+SU and found about a 30% drop rate.

Thus, we were wondering if anyone had experience with SR9s and RB112s or RB532s and concrete floors.

rgds/ldv

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Please see http://www.elsop.com/wrc/humor/ms_helic.htm, then

s/answer/question/g.

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many concrete floors have a corrugated metal “form” which holds the concrete while it dries. This is a permanent obstruction to all wireless signals.