The video quality improves dramatically. The number of blind spots is reduced, and the system switches less often. Antennas are placed about ten feet apart, over a total length of 50'. Picture quality improves dramatically over the first set up. Four or five antennas generally are seen in most camera locations.
Coverage is very good on either side of the length of the field, high up into the stands.
Coverage on the far side of the arena is excellent. Coverage right below the antenna position is poor, and the camera operator is told not to go higher than row AA in this section. Adding a pointer improves the video quality even more. Even in the blind spot below the antennas, the pointer can shoot the video up to the antennas with good results. This is the kind of real world environment you can expect.