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December 27th 08, 03:33 AM
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Shortwave Radio Listener (SWL) Antennas -versus- Amateur RadioAntennas
On Dec 26, 6:56*pm, John Smith wrote:
Roy Lewallen wrote: I can add a little information that might be helpful. When considering a receiving antenna, the single thing you need to be concerned about is signal to noise ratio. Unless your antenna is exceptionally poor and/or your receiver exceptionally noisy, making what you receive louder is just a matter of turning up the volume, or adding an audio amplifier if it's not loud enough. But it won't help you hear a station, because it and the noise will get louder in the same proportion. |
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