Re: [misterhouse-users] MR26A

[Gaetan l. L. <ga...@sg...>]

I test my AHT, about 75 feet from the antenna (outside), using the 
turnstyle antenna designed by Dave Houston. In a 50 range, without
a booster, I got very good signal.

http://www.laser.com/dhouston/Turnstile.htm

Another difference between the BX24-AHt and the MR26, is the fact that
it could run standalone coupled with a CM11a. No need for a computer
to receive the RF signal, and then send to the line via the CM11a

I can't tell about security signal, but I believe Alan do use it.


On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 03:22:27PM -0400, scott reston wrote:
> i've been using the MR26a for a few months... i've mostly taken care of the low reception probs by building an antenna and using an RF booster. 
> 
> does the AHT have similar antenna issues?
> 
> s:r
> 
> On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 15:11:22 -0400, Kevin Olalde wrote:
> 
> >The MR26A can read all house codes, and a few special codes from the
> >UR51A remote control (ChanUp, ChanDwn, etc).  Unfortunately it doesn't
> >read security codes, nor have some of the other wiz-bang features of the
> >AHT (which I don't have).  You'd want to look into building an antenna
> >for either one (so I hear).
> >
> >Kevin
> 
> 
> 
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