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Can You Integrate Small Cells with DAS?

A DAS (distributed antenna system) can operate on its own, just as a small cell system can operate solely. Although, the two can also be combined. Over 80% of engineers predict small cell systems will be integrated with an increasing number of DAS in the

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Is GPS Software Available for Two-Way Radios?

Two-way radios come with a variety of features, including the option for GPS tracking software. This allows you to remotely monitor where all two-way radios are, whether they are out on the road or at a particular spot in a large venue. Imagine hav

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Finding the Best Two-Way Radio Systems for Yachts

The best two-way radio systems for yachts help keep everyone safe while enabling clear and consistent communication across the ship, and all the way back on land. Many things can go wrong out at sea, from ice blocking the designated route to rough currents that

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4 Benefits of On-Site Radio Systems

Do you need two-way radios to communicate across a larger area than they currently offer? Looking for a way to improve communication in a “dead zone”? That’s where on-site radios come in handy. On-site radios are a network system that amplifies the range

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5 Reasons Businesses Are Switching from Cell Phones to Two-way Radios

Two-way radios are designed for businesses like yours. They are durable, reliable, and free from the distractions present on a modern-day smartphone. On the other hand, smartphones are designed to distract with endless apps, photos, and text messages pouring in.

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An Overview of Three Types of DAS Designs: Passive, Active, & Hybrid

There are three main types of Distributive Antenna System (DAS) designs passive, active, and hybrid. The most common system recommended today is a hybrid DAS, which is considered the best option about 60% of the time. Active systems are recommended around 32% of

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When is a DAS a Necessary Addition to Your Building or Venue?

Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) are networks that enhance communication in areas that do not have good coverage. For instance, a large building in a densely urban area, or a sweeping outdoor venue. Depending on the set up of the system, they can be used to en

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What are the Differences Between Standard & Long-Range Two-Way Radios?

You might be wondering how far can two-way radios communicate—and how much of a difference is afforded by long-range radios in comparison to standard radios? No matter what, long-range two-way radios offer a much greater span of communication, reaching hundreds

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DAS for Hospitals: How to Improve Reception in Hospitals

DAS for hospitals: could your institution benefit from installing an in-building wireless connectivity solution, such as a DAS (Distributed Antenna System)? More hospitals are investing in DAS because of the many benefits it can offer. We specialize in everythi

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DAS Design Considerations: Designing Efficient Distributed Antenna Sys...

Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) are specially designed to improve wireless coverage throughout a building or outdoor venue, basically just about anywhere where wireless signals are obstructed. Some important considerations to make during the DAS design phase

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