AM radio reception inside passenger planes?

December 13th 04, 06:20 PM

J.Hoekstra

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Reception of radiosignals inside a Faradaycage is limited to frequencies
that are smaller then the holes in the cage.
"Geoff Glave" schreef in bericht
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Any explanation for this?

FM radio generally operates at longer range than AM radio, however it's
limited to line-of-sight. However, when you're 40,000 feet up you can
"see"
a lot of transmitters hence the FM signals.

Cheers,
Geoff Glave
Vancouver, Canada

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