"eganders" wrote in message
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On Jun 19, 4:05 pm, "Big Picture" wrote:
I always thought a communications consultant was in knowledge in the
field
of communications, maybe he needs to work for Mc Donald's.
Lets see, if their last location was just outside of the building
before
they drove inside lets say they must still be there.

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"eganders" wrote in message
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I am a consultant for an AVL (automatic vehicle location system)
system used by the Southeastern counties of Michigan. The system is
used on winter maintenance vehicles and works on 900 MHz. The
vehicles are often stored overnight in metal buildings where it is
difficult to obtain transceiver communication from the AVL system. Is
there a low cost (possibly passive) way to port 900 MHz radio
transmissions into these buildings?

Thanks,

Eric Anderson

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You assume that the information that the vehicle had was all
transmitted before it went into the building. What if it was not?

Then there is somthing wrong.
Fix the radio, if its broke then even inside of the building it would not
do any good.