Engineering articles, application notes, and industry analysis from the RFS R&D team.
RFS can mean Radio Frequency Systems, a GD&T modifier called Regardless of Feature Size, or a product line like Magic Max. Here's how to tell which RFS you're dealing with, from an RF infrastructure specialist.
Read Article →RFS equipment — connectors, cables, GDT surge protection, jumpers — only performs as well as its terminations. Learn how to crimp connectors correctly and whether you should buy pre-terminated assemblies like the RFS ICA12 50JPL instead.
Read Article →Four years auditing RF components at RFS taught me that network failures are rarely random. Here's what GDT data and hybrid cable inspection reveal.
Read Article →A WISP engineer's honest account of skipping a $95 feedline pressure test, watching an rfs dehydrator fail to hold 7.1 psi, and learning why "rfs vs crown castle" is the wrong question.
Read Article →An office administrator compares Magic Max vs Klein multimeters for RF field work. Real test results on RFS coax, GDT components, and smart communication panels — plus practical buying advice.
Read Article →Learn how to use multimeter testing before replacing an RFS RET controller. Practical cost-focused troubleshooting for RFS data center gear, RFS Inc equipment, and clear phone path checks.
Read Article →A procurement manager explains why RFS antennas and RFS cable are worth the investment, how to compare total cost of ownership, and what a blood pressure monitor can teach you about RF site measurements.
Read Article →An emergency RF specialist explains why paying for guaranteed delivery is worth the premium—using RFS filters, RFS dehydrators, a c210 failure, and the Klein vs multimeter question.
Read Article →Comparing RFS GDT 3310 vs 2780 for RFS construction projects. Includes the VSRX caveat, lead-time realities, and why delivery certainty beats price in an emergency.
Read Article →A procurement lead shares how an RFS ICA12-50JPL order went wrong when he specified the connector from memory, and why paying for guaranteed delivery on RFS equipment is now non-negotiable.
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