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Frequency for Greater Wireless Range

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Hi,

Why is it that we use lesser RF frequency band to get better wireless transmission range in presence of obstructions ? Whats the reason behind it?

I was thinking the other way round. If the frequency of the signal is higher, then the signal owing to higher energy will travel larger distance in presence of obstructions.

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As the frequency goes high, shorter will be the wavelenght and thus the antenna and thus more the communications in fringe areas. For Eg If a 144 Mhz Transmitter of 5 watt communicates to a distance of say 15 Kms, a 7Mhz transmitter with 5 watts can communicate to more than hundreds of Kms.
Lesser the frequency more the wavelength and thus is the antenna.
 

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