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RF Exposure reports in just minutes
- Single file exposure report for entire HF or VHF/UHF ham bands
- PDF report includes exposure calculations for all selected bands
- Optionally include calculation pages for each ham band evaluated
Eliminate the Flood of Unformatted RF Exposure Page Calculations.
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This RF Exposure Report Was Generated in Less Than Two Minutes
Like most current internet-based RF exposure calculators, RF Exposure Report requires you to enter your antenna specifications, power, and transmission parameters. With RF Assure, you will also be required to (1) enter titles for your report, (2) select the ham bands (MF/HF or VHF/UHF) for analysis and (3) determine if you want to include calculation pages for each band in the report.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question about RF Assure? In the answers list below, we have tried to answer the most common questions we get. However, if your question has not been answered or it’s not covered in our application manual, please feel free to contact us with your question here contact form.
What problem does RF Assure solve?
Let’s assume an operator has decided to use one of the many legacy RF Exposure web-based calculators to create a personalized RF exposure study. For this sceanrio, let’s assume the operator owns three antennas (e.g., an HF, VHF, and a POTA vertical). The HF and the vertical antennas will each be used on five seperate ham bands. Thus, these antennas represent a total of 10 ham band frequencies to analyze. The VHF is used only on 2 meters; consequently, that represents only one band and one frequency to analyze.
Using a legacy based RF Expoosure calculator, and performing seperate calculations for each of the 11 frequencies, one would be required to configure, calculate, print, organize, and store 11 seperate pieces of paper for each of the frequencies calculated.
But what if an operator owns and operates even more antennas and operates these antennas on all amateur radio ham bands? What happens when feed lines change, when new hardware is addded, or there is simply a small change that drastically effects the effective power delivered to the antenna? How complex is running a new set of calculations using the legacy RF Exposure web-based calculators? There had to be a better way!
The purpose of RF Assure is to allow one to effortlessly perform “worst case” calculations for a given antenna/radio configuration. In its current state, the application produces a single summary page and optional calculation set that reports exposure limits for EVERY band in either the (1) MF/HF or (2) VHF/UHF band plan(s). After creating your first report, simply repeat the simple 2-3 minute process of redefining your new antenna and power specifications and generate the next report. For the first time, creating comprehensive RF Exposure reports for each of your antennas is a simple and straight forward process.
Is RF Assure Really Free?
Yes, the “standard version” of RF Assure that is curently available on the website is FREE and will be FREE forever.
Will there be other editions of RF Assure?
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Is the FREE expsure report I create crippled or incomplete in any way?
Why do you prompt me for my antenna type?
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