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Ok did some more testing today. A mic that is on and to close to the receiver will show all channels occupied. Changed to RF 1. Changed the antennas cables and put the 70 last in the chain and used the terminators there. Working better but still need to do more testing. I did not use them today, I had them on stage and watched the LEDs on the receivers, so I'll put them to work and see what happens. Thanks for all the help. Walker

Ok thanks I will try all of this. One more question, should the channel scan be run on one receiver with the rest of them off? If I have them all on I get mostly all channels busy. Or is this because I have the antennas chained wrong?

Thanks for your reply. OK so airport express is a first gen with old software, in setup i chose 5gh only. Router is mounted in rack behind the receivers. Antennas are on the front of the rack. If I check for networks on my phone I can find 2.4 but no 5gh and this router does not show up. If I check for networks on the macbook pro I can see all networks and their channels. So in the outdoor example there were no 2.4 routers, only a lot of phones.(they don't show up) Antenna throughputs, = antenna v70 v75 v75 and then terminated. I don't know if this the correct way to do this..... could this be my problem? And yes to the line of sight,RF2 on that gig. I was running channels 1 2 and 3, found out tonight that if I use channels 1 3 and 5 it looks to work better. ( I've been playing) but there was no phones tonight , only 3 2.4 routers close by. RF1 tonight If I use two channels side by side like (1&2) they seam to mess with each other. Does that sound right?

I have 2 V75s and 1 V70 mounted in my rack at FOH. 5gh running for the Ipad using a apple express router set to 5gh only. This works ok for sound check but when I get 600 cell phones in the room I get lots of drop outs. So should I use RF1 or RF2? By the way I have had this happen outside with no other routers close, and the mic 40 feet from the receiver with line of sight...