You mention the compatibility with the RF explorer. Curious if you have used it and your thoughts on it. I'm looking for an "affordable" wide-band UHF scanner for coordination purposes and the RF explorer seems to fit the bill.
Hello Kristian,
I've been quite happy using the RF Explorer to scan the venues I work in, then import those scans into Wireless Workbench to do coordination.
I've written a
tutorial on how to import RFE scans into WWB6 which (thankfully) will end up obsolete because software products like Vantage or
Touchstone have the ability to export .csv files formatted for WWB.
In the end the are a couple of screenshots: (I don't seem to be able to insert them in line with the text...)
1) First one is on an 24th floor terrace of an hotel here in Barcelona, using the RFE and a small Sennheiser dipole antenna.
2) Second one is on the stage of the national theater (also in Barcelona), using a Shure UA860 dipole antenna for both RFE (yellow) and Shure AXT600 Analyser (green) scans.
Somehow the RF Explorer scans bring up some more factual data about the surrounding TV channels and 4G-LTE (in the 800Mhz band) than the Axient analyser... hope I wasn't doing nothing wrong!
Here's the link to the actual files, if you fell like importing them to WWB6:
RFE HotelRFE TNCAXT TNC
