Hi Fred,
not sure what you mean by "SFN plate", I guess "SFN lab test".
One remarks that is not specific to the easydab: If you run two
transmitters in SFN, without time offset, and you're placed half-way
inbetween getting about the same amount of power from both, you will see
deep and wide-frequency fading.
If you run a lab setup, always play with the timing and observe what you
receive. I don't know what timing settings the EasyDAB offers. You
actually need the ability to set such an offset when you operate a SFN.
mpb
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