  We demonstrate a method which can directly evaluate the radio frequency
transfer quality via fiber links at the remote site. Coherent signals are first
transferred to the same remote site via two stabilized fiber links. The two
signals at the remote site are compared with each other. The relative phase
difference can represent transfer stability loss. This evaluation method at the
remote site has been compared with the traditional one with which the signal is
evaluated at the local site. The two results match perfectly. It indicates that
the method is available to evaluate the transfer performance of radio frequency
(RF) dissemination in such applications as antenna array systems.
