How well will this work if line of sight is partially/occasionally blocked by semi-trucks? Distance would be roughly 200 feet.
179266
Amazing. you could actually turn them around so they are not facing each other at that distance. iv used them over 400+ft with the trucks and other obstacles in the way. I am a traveling IT guy and have 5 sets. Best thing i have ever invested in.
179267
It will work great. I have mine set up a mile apart with several large concrete buildings in the middle and it gets a perfect signal with no data loss.
544922
Mine has successfully worked at distances up to 75 feet. This is of coarse with no obstructions such as walls.
342150
hummmm have not tried it that far-but should work as long as there is not many walls or obstructions.
59438
it is not directional....in your case, it would probably pick up cars twenty feet away unless it was shielded....
1421888
Wireless technology works "line of sight" therefore any obstruction will impact the signal. I have tested successfully over 75 feet with perfect video signal by mounting the Receiver (the Display) on the windshield of my vehicle near the driver's side window (using an extension power cord). NOTE: You can contact the manufacturer RVS (Rear View Safety) Technical Support at 800-764-1028 with any questions.
903964
Yes... Line of sight actually is not required. This is a radio signal that will defract and bounce. It will attenuate some with dense materials, but mainly the low power will limit distance. Mine works over 35 yards or so.
2256214
Not likely. It has good range but 200ft is pushing the limit by about 100 ft. Then concrete walls would make the signal weaker. I have a 1600 sqft house and it barely covers the property with a consistent strong signal.
2070251
it may work intermittently. I dont think it would be reliable. The walls will definitely cause problems at that distance.
644715
It should work, but will be right on the edge. Mine begins measuring distances between 26-28 ft.
843267
Works pretty well. As long as the camera is clean. Distance would be about 20/25 feet.
1949854
I have a 22' pickup and a 38' tag along trailer putting the two about 50' away. It works well but only with the extender antenna on the roof of the truck. Wired would be better but this is acceptable for the work saved.
1402961
I did not test for distance, but I would estimate it to be up to 25 feet.THE BIG PLUS for this device is that it eliminated false actuations from blowing shrubbery etc.
1187110
Assuming you have good bandwidth at the base, there would be no problem using the system for such an application. At that range you need to have line of sight ok.... (no obstructions)
2189917
It is not line of sight. I've used it from a distance but not through a wall yet......It is a decent buy.
1990912
We got it to work line of sight at about 30' ... have not been able to get it to work at 50'
1478831
Range is not far. About 200 yards is perfect. Anymore then that and you'll start braking up and hearing static.
947515
50 miles fringe at best my be better off with some type of directional beam.if you're talking later at night when the Skip dies down it'll probably make the trip.fifty miles is a long way even with an amplifier which is illegal on 11 meters