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February 2nd 13, 12:46 AM
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Building Slim Jim for Air Band
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Channel Jumper wrote: Public service radio - aircraft bands - are transmitted with massive amounts of power. You are an IDIOT, and your understanding of FAA Comms is ludicrous at best. Most FAA Ground Transmitters are less than 100 Watts Output, and Aircraft Radios are usually in the 25 to 50 watt Range, for Commercial and 10 to 25 Watts for General Aviation Aircrat. All UniCom and MultiCom Transmitters are 10 watts, unless an STA has been granted for some very unusual reason. If you consider this "MASSIVE" you are a double Idiot.... Me One who actually KNOWS something about the subject..... |
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