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--==[ Path Profile Analysis ]==--

Transmitter site: Tx

Site location: -41.1823, -71.5988

Ground elevation: 6745.41 feet AMSL

Antenna height: 16.00 feet AGL / 6761.41 feet AMSL

Distance to Rx: 6.21 miles

Azimuth to Rx: 90.04 degrees grid

Downtilt angle to Rx: -0.4751 degrees

Receiver site: Rx

Site location: -41.1823, -71.4794

Ground elevation: 6499.34 feet AMSL

Antenna height: 16.00 feet AGL / 6515.34 feet AMSL

Distance to Tx: 6.21 miles

Azimuth to Tx: 269.96 degrees grid

Downtilt angle to Tx: +0.3853 degrees

Propagation model: Line of sight

Model sub-type: Rural / Optimistic

Earth's Dielectric Constant: 15.000

Earth's Conductivity: 0.005 Siemens/meter

Atmospheric Bending Constant (N-units): 301.000 ppm

Frequency: 915.000 MHz

Radio Climate: 5 (Continental Temperate)

Polarisation: 1 (Vertical)

Fraction of Situations: 50.0%

Fraction of Time: 50.0%

Summary for the link between Tx and Rx:

Free space path loss: 111.69 dB

Computed path loss: 190.31 dB

Attenuation due to terrain shielding: 78.62 dB

Between Rx and Tx, obstructions were detected at:

41.1823 S, 71.4913 W, 0.62 miles, 6538.71 feet AMSL

41.1823 S, 71.4921 W, 0.66 miles, 6660.11 feet AMSL

41.1823 S, 71.4930 W, 0.70 miles, 6738.85 feet AMSL

41.1823 S, 71.4938 W, 0.75 miles, 6811.02 feet AMSL

Antenna at Rx must be raised to at least 322.00 feet AGL

to clear all obstructions detected.

Antenna at Rx must be raised to at least 525.00 feet AGL

to clear the first Fresnel zone.

Antenna at Rx must be raised to at least 364.00 feet AGL

to clear 600f the first Fresnel zone.