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Old November 19th 13, 03:02 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Noise susceptibility of a 2m yagi

On Monday, November 18, 2013 9:55:55 PM UTC-6, Channel Jumper wrote:
I don't think he gets it - if there is noise in his neighborhood - why

blame it on the antenna?


I don't think you get it. As usual.. :/

His tests with the beads on the feed line indicate that the
noise is not from his neighborhood. It's from his own house.

The rest of your unrelated and largely incorrect writings,
I will have printed out, so I can feed it to the possum that
prowls my backyard at night.

I imagine it won't crap right for a week.. :+
I hope they don't call PETA on me.. :|




 
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