Interference, antenna behaviour and hard-to-reach radio environments. Explore a measurement-led investigation, with aerial access where it adds real value.
Service-first. Defined scope. No equipment purchase required for a proposed managed survey.
Start with a specific engineering question. Choose the measurement method only after reviewing the site, frequency range and access constraints.
Examine suspected interference across agreed frequencies and locations. Aerial observations can add a different perspective when buildings or elevated installations limit ground access.
Compare field measurements around an installation with the engineering question at hand. Assess spatial patterns before and after an agreed change.
Build a location-referenced view of RF conditions at agreed heights and accessible positions. Use the findings alongside ground tests and network performance data.
A suspected RF issue is not necessarily interference. Equipment faults, configuration, congestion and backhaul should be considered during initial triage.
Designed for engineering teams seeking an additional measurement perspective—not a replacement for their existing tools or expertise.
Investigate difficult sites, support antenna-related troubleshooting and compare conditions after network changes.
Review outdoor interference or access-constrained installations where the operating band and antenna setup are compatible.
Explore antenna characterisation, field measurements and scoped experiments with a documented methodology.
These proposed engagement models will be finalised with the technology provider and local delivery partners. Pricing follows a site and scope review.
One site. One defined RF question. A clear decision at the end.
A coordinated survey programme across several locations.
Revisit agreed locations to compare conditions over time.
First Spectrum View's RX-Eagle combines a UAV, RF measurement equipment and ground-station software for planning, capture and analysis.
DroneWave is exploring this platform for its proposed regional service. Equipment supply, operator training and custom sensor integration can also be discussed, subject to manufacturer agreement.
View the manufacturer's RX-Eagle informationNot currently. This is an independent Elgenix service initiative in development. No branch, exclusive territory, authorised reseller status or manufacturer endorsement is claimed. Partnership and delivery arrangements remain subject to agreement.
No. Aerial RF observations complement ground measurements. Spectrum data alone does not establish subscriber throughput, full 4G/5G service quality or regulatory compliance. Protocol-specific testing or accredited assessment may require other equipment and qualified providers.
No. Flight and site permissions, airspace restrictions, weather, safe access, RF exposure and equipment suitability must be reviewed first. If aerial access is unsuitable, a ground-based or revised scope may be considered.
Share your organisation, country or city, frequency band if known, and the symptom you want to investigate. Do not send passwords, subscriber information, confidential network maps or sensitive site coordinates at this stage.
Tell us what is happening and where. The first conversation is about whether a measurement-led investigation makes sense.
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