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October 31st 14, 07:30 PM
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short antennae
Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI wrote in
: For safety's sake, keep the TX and RX aerials as far apart as you can. I can quantify that relatively, which may help.. The distance between the internal dipole to the radio will be about a tenth of the distance between dipoles. Would that offer enough scope for avoiding feedback while boosting 20dB in the antenna amp? (If not I estimate I can get useful help with 10dB). |
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