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Other than locating an antenna as high as posible and in open space, are there
"sweet spots" that behave like funnels for radio waves? By moving a portable receiver around to find the strongest signal, I have noticed that certain locations (I'm talking feet and yards, not miles) produce much more signal strength than others. Of course, I also end up moving the antenna angle too which may be responsible for this behavior. Just wondering if this effect is worth considering when installing an antenna. Or am I just finding the strongest lobe of the antenna pattern? Ron, W4TQT |
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