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Old September 6th 05, 04:21 PM
Reg Edwards
 
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"Walter Maxwell" wrote
Back on the subject of radials, unless the FCC has changed the
requirements since I was involved, the requirement is for 90

radials.
However, most of the AM BC stations I'm familiar with use 120, even

tho not required.

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Walt,

Has it taken 70 years for the old wives of the FCC to return to Earth,
disregarding B.L & E who forgot to measure ground conductivity, not to
mention permittivity, and think again about economics?
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Reg.


 
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