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R84 Henares Repeater Coverage (URE Jarama)

Radio Mobile coverage simulation for the R84 Henares repeater, considering a typical mobile station operating in the 70 cm band.

R84 Henares Repeater Coverage (URE Jarama)

Summary

This article presents a Radio Mobile simulation of the R84 Henares repeater coverage for a typical mobile station operating in the 70 cm band.

1. Description

This simulation was performed with Radio Mobile for Windows 11.6.5. The coverage map represents a typical mobile station operating in the 70 cm band.

1.1. Repeater parameters

ParameterValue
ModelYaesu VX-2000U
LocationCorredor del Henares (Madrid), Spain
Channel spacingR84: 439.000 MHz −7.6 MHz
Transmit power5 W
Receiver sensitivity0.2/0.25 µV @ 12 dB SINAD
AntennaDiamond X6000 collinear
Antenna gain9 dBi
Tower height12 m
Transmission line15 m, 1/2-inch Cellflex, 6.8 dB / 100 m
Duplexer insertion loss0.9 dB

1.2. Mobile station parameters

ParameterValue
Transmit power10 W
Receiver sensitivity0.2 @ 12 dB SINAD
AntennaDiamond AZ504SP
Antenna gain2.15 dBi @ 440 MHz
Antenna height2 m
Transmission line2 m, RG-58, 39.4 dB / 100 m @ 400 MHz

1.3. Network parameters

ParameterValue
Minimum frequency432 MHz
Maximum frequency439 MHz
Variability modeMobile, 50% of the time, 70% of locations
Climate zoneTemperate continental
Surface refractivity301 N
Ground conductivity0.005 S/m
Relative ground permittivity15
Digital terrain modelSRTM DTED

2. Coverage map

The R84 Henares repeater coverage map represents the estimated coverage for a typical mobile station operating in the 70 cm band.

Download coverage mapCobertura_R84_Henares.zip

To view the map in Google Earth, download and extract the ZIP file to a folder and double-click the KML file. The map will automatically load as a Google Earth layer.

Colour scale for received signal levels
Colour scale. Received signal levels represented on the coverage map.
R84 Henares repeater coverage map
Coverage map. Estimated coverage of the R84 Henares repeater.
LAST UPDATEDFEBRUARY 2017