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vm_tech · 02-01-2016, 23:53

The high to low you are referring to will be for the whole spectrum, the OP 5db slope is over 16 frequencies more than like all close to each other. The issue with being told the slope can't be greater than xDB as a generic guideline is all wrong really. The network I work on is 750 network, some areas are 862 and some are 1ghz. That's a lot of difference to have to accommodate with a generic "rule"

02-01-2016, 23:53	#6
vm_tech cf.addict Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 343	Re: Downstream channel ID 'slope' ? The high to low you are referring to will be for the whole spectrum, the OP 5db slope is over 16 frequencies more than like all close to each other. The issue with being told the slope can't be greater than xDB as a generic guideline is all wrong really. The network I work on is 750 network, some areas are 862 and some are 1ghz. That's a lot of difference to have to accommodate with a generic "rule"