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   In comp.os.linux.misc The Natural Philosopher  wrote:   
   > On 09/12/2025 11:57, Andy Burns wrote:   
   >> The Natural Philosopher wrote:   
   >>    
   >>> might be dependent on where I parked the car   
   >>    
   >> Monitoring within the appliance bays of multiple fire stations,    
   >> certainly shows signal levels exhibiting high and low levels depending    
   >> whether the truck is in or out ...   
   >>    
   > Umm. Well now the rain has gone and the wind died down a little I am    
   > getting +6dB better signal. I could move the car...   
   >    
   > I'll park that one (sic") till  I use the car again, then I'll move it ...   
      
   Water greatly absorbs 2.4Ghz signals, so it is not surprising you see    
   stronger signals once the extra "water" is no longer in the signal    
   path.   
      
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