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On 14/02/2014 09:48, gareth wrote:
"Sal" salmonella@food poisoning.org wrote in message ... "gareth" wrote in message ... In another post, those of us from THIS side of the pond were shown the Texas Bugcatcher antenna (easily googled), and its extensive website. And my question is this, why is it called a capacity hat, because calculation of the capacity between the hat and the ground will only give, at a guess, a miniscule fraction of a puff. Others have provided essential theory. In practice: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KFI See paragraph entitled "Third Tower" and read second sentence. 75 feet of broadcast tower is a lot of steel and a fair amount of money. Pictures of the tower and hat are at http://www.oldradio.com/archives/warstories/640.htm and scroll down most of the way. Thanks, but I do not pursue URLS, my viewpoint being that if there is something worthwhile to discuss, then discuss it. The latter link is a series of photographs. Are you saying you need somebody to describe them for you? |
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