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December 10th 04, 02:28 PM

wrote:

I too have found a tuner will bring up the signal strength for Radio
Flyspeck to a nice level. But it will also being up static and other
signals on the same frequency in proportion. I don't know how a tuner
could select one signal and lift it above all the other competing
transmissions on the same frequency.
Transmit is of course a whole 'nuther ballgame.

It doesn't, but I can see that you're missing the point! If ones antenna has
such a bad mismatch that you can't actually hear Radio Flyspeck very well and an
antenna tuner will bring it up to a better level then that's great. Forget about
noise, that's a popular misconception as far as I'm concerned.

Noise is noise is noise.

Oh well.

All I know about is what has been successful for myself, your mileage may vary,
as they say.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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