10 / GCM LAB

TEST
THE SIGNAL.

A public notebook for repeatable experiments. We care about measurements, conditions, and reproducibility — not impressive-looking coverage circles.

ANTENNAS

Compare antenna models, mounting height, orientation, cable quality, and real received results.

Measure what changes when an antenna moves above local obstructions. Record elevation and terrain rather than guessing.

Compare ridge, valley, roadside, forest, and open-area tests. Graham County terrain is part of the network.

Document battery capacity, average draw, weather, and operating time before calling a solar installation reliable.

A result that happens once is a data point. Repeated tests under documented conditions become useful evidence.

Approved experiments can feed the public coverage record without exposing private addresses or sensitive infrastructure.

START AN EXPERIMENTMEASURE IT. DOCUMENT IT. SHARE IT.

Use the field report form for the first version of the lab notebook.