Hello,
I have a G90 and two vdx 75 receivers in a rack, all RF2. I use two antennas on the front connectors of the G90 (1 feet above the ground) and daisy-chain the signal through the two vdx 75 receivers. Additionally, I got a 2,4 Ghz router (not installed in the rack so could be placed anywhere) and a tablet PC with 2.4 Ghz on top of the rack. Switching to 5 Ghz is not possible at the moment. Both musicians are standing at a distance of 2-3 meters to the rack.
Of course, we are having some dropouts since this is the worst imaginable configuration. My idea of how to solve this is to put the router 5-10 meters away from the rack and so extend the stock antennas by some 2-3 meters BNC cables and mount them at about 1-2 meters above the ground and at some distance to the rack where the tablet lies. This would also increase the distance
My question is: does it make sence to extend the stock (passive) antennas or are there too many losses? On the other hand, the dropouts are due to interference and not due to weak signals so a little damping should be acceptable. At the moment the transmitters (inkluding the router) are set to low power.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards
Johannes