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Turning a 1/4 wave vertical upside down
On 12/16/2013 11:11 AM, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Mon, 16 Dec 2013 14:27:54 +0000, Channel Jumper wrote: This post sound a lot more like one person thinking out loud, or two people having a conversation in such a way that they are trying to teach something - a lot like a infomertial. Well, you're back to your standard template. You begin all your replies with a personal insult and follow it with drivel that has nothing to do with the topic under discussion. Well, there was one posting where you omitted the opening volly, after I suggested that you drop it. In case you missed it, the topic is whether a low power FM transmitter coverage will benefit from mounting the antenna upside down. The bottom line is - who cares. Correct. NBC (nobody cares). Well, I did :-) But I'm not nobody! Two reasons, if it gave my a better coverage pattern for my yard, I would do it. Second reason, I'm curious, and you did answer my question with an example. Thanks. Anyway, moved the antenna a few feet, installed my filter, removed one 3db attenuator, and ran around the yard with my radio and didn't notice any problem. It even got better reception in my workshop not perfect, but better. Mikek |
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