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On Jan 20, 5:37*pm, "Spin" wrote:
So in receiving the AM BCB frequencies in *the united states, a vertical antenna is 'generally' preferable over a horizontal antenna? The above is based on having a receiver without any internal antenna. If an AM BCB receiver has NO internal antenna, then almost ANY external antenna will improve its AM BCB performance. The greatest improvement in that performance will be achieved when the intrinsic E or H gain of the receiving antenna matches that of the radiated EM wave (in the US, or elsewhere). RF |
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