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![]() "Antonio Vernucci" wrote in message ... ................ If you instead put your receiver/antenna in a point where the two waves have equal amplitude and same phase, your receiver will measure 200 joules/s (i.e. four times the power produced by each wave alone, not just two times). ..................... 73 Tony I0JX You know that can't be right, because combining two antennas gives 3 db gain. For example, if you connect them in series, you will get twice the voltage, but the impedance also doubles. Tam |
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