Atoll vs. CTT Radio Planner

Is anybody using it?

It is really cheap < 1k USD.

What would be comparison to Atoll?

I notice lack of propagation models and live connection to network, otherwise looks decent tool for 20x less price as Atoll.



https://www.wireless-planning.com/radioplanner

Probably Atoll is a corporate solution, with support for various databases. Here is the link to install CTT Radio Planner https://wireless-planning-download.com/RadioPlannerRu/

. There is also an interesting folder with antennas.

Longley-Rice model make CTT quite similar to Radio Mobile (CTT also can use ITU models)... But the most challenging work in simulator - find or make good source for land data. SRTM in most cases very inaccurate leading to wrong estimated coverage. CTT has ability to attach your own data very useful for road/pipeline coverage study.

Does anyone have a dongle dump?

thanks

zeuscane

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Does anyone have a dongle dump?

thanks

zeuscane

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I believe there is no dongle - SW license key.

What is interesting with CTT RP is free clutter data: you can download clutter data globally. Could not find though a way to export clutter data to be used in other apps...

Hi!
Details Radio Planner 2.1you can see here.

Another version of this site is here

User Guide here

In Russian language

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Originally Posted by borelij

I believe there is no dongle - SW license key.

What is interesting with CTT RP is free clutter data: you can download clutter data globally. Could not find though a way to export clutter data to be used in other apps...

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