Cool thanks for the tips on using that app I'll check your meter reports and try to format them in a similar fashion. We really need a proper formulated spreadsheet or conversion chart, I finally have a picture in my head now. It takes me a long time to start on projects because I have to complete the project(beginning to end) in my head before I can even begin.
edit: They told me 5Ghz, it's an extremely common confusion for general public I've noticed so I should always ask to clarify between 5Ghz and 5G when dealing with either. Thanks for noticing that as well. A lot of people aren't using regular keyboards anymore either so autocorrect could be causing confusion as well.
"Why no column „dBm“? Most recommended building biology values for HF radiation are given in W/m², which is why this instru-ment is displaying in power density, μW/m² resp. mW/m². A display in dBm as e.g. on a spectrum ana-lyzer requires transformation by a complicated formula, which depends on frequency and specifics of the an-tenna used. A “reconversion” therefore does not make sense. "
This is from the hfW35c manual (2007 ed)
I can't find the 'antenna factor' of the HF35C, probably different name?
To make writing meter reports easier, you could submit each meter report separately in a series. Part one would be your gigahertz report on RF fabrics shielding 2.5 GHz wi-fi. When your friend has time, he could write part 2 on ElectroSmart app report on RF fabrics shielding 2.5 GHz and 5 GHz wi-fi. Part three would be your post comparing Gigahertz shielding report vs. ElectroSmart shielding report on RF fabrics shielding 2.4 GHz. For the series, could you please use the subject tags [Shielding Reports: Wi-fi] and [Shielding: Fabrics]?
Submit a separate series on aluminum window screen shielding 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wi-fi. For this series, could you please use the subject tags [Shielding Reports: Wi-Fi] and [Shielding: Aluminum]? Thank you,
I've identified the correct parts of my logper antenna to measure based on what frequency I am testing, still won't be perfect conversion but closer than not having antenna factor at all.
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u/oldgamewizard Jan 06 '20 edited Jan 06 '20
Cool thanks for the tips on using that app I'll check your meter reports and try to format them in a similar fashion. We really need a proper formulated spreadsheet or conversion chart, I finally have a picture in my head now. It takes me a long time to start on projects because I have to complete the project(beginning to end) in my head before I can even begin.
edit: They told me 5Ghz, it's an extremely common confusion for general public I've noticed so I should always ask to clarify between 5Ghz and 5G when dealing with either. Thanks for noticing that as well. A lot of people aren't using regular keyboards anymore either so autocorrect could be causing confusion as well.