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![]() "Paul Keinanen" wrote ... On Sat, 20 Mar 2010 09:26:04 +0100, Szczepan Bia?ek wrote: It sound like the "Luxemburg Effect". The signal was from the dipole antenna. The Luxemburg effect is usually contributed to the suspected Radio Luxemburg intermodulation products caused by the _ionosphere_ nonlinearities. Are such products the hours independent? Is ionosphere all time the same. The dipole on the tip top of the mountain (the both end of the dipole were :seen") produced the doubled frequency. Similar intermodulation effects can be obtained by the nonlinearities caused by rusty bolts in a transmitter tower. The same was obtained in Warsaw tower (collapsed years ago). Now Warsaw use monopole. S* |
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