The intercom communication is unclear indoors due to shielding; does anyone have a solution? Thank you

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I am in charge of the operation of electrostatic precipitators at the power plant; our control room contains DCS cabinets, and it is located between the two precipitator chambers. This causes poor walkie-talkie signal quality. It greatly affects operational communication work. I saw someone on the forum say that using a shielding antenna would solve the problem; does anyone have specific instructions on how to do this? Another issue is whether it might draw lightning indoors. Thank you

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