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July 27th 09, 05:14 AM
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How Can you Make a VHF TV Antenna for an Attic
Richard Harrison wrote:
"Channel 2 was the lowest frequency TV channel widely used so it had the longest wavelength (50 MHz & 6 mtrs. or 68 ft." The multiplier is 3.28 to convert meters to feet, so I should have written 19.68 ft.. I also intended to warn that an attic is usually unfriendly to antennas due to the proximity of metal pipes and wires which interfere. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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