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Dan Jacobson wrote:
Assume there is only one spot on your hilly land that you can pull in your favorite FM station, 90 Mhz, over the competition, and only with a horizontal dipole at a certain azimuth. A Yagi doesn't help, as we are depending fully on the null. Assuming we are stuck with this position, how can we enhance our dipole? I am the owner of great sheets of metal. Can I put my great sheets of metal to use in e.g. a dipole made of two great sheets of metal? Nonsense; a properly constructed yagi will perform far better at rejecting the undesired signal and maximizing the desired one than any dipole. -- Jim Pennino Remove -spam-sux to reply. |
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