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I seem to recall reading about a 'standard', it went something
like this,,,, a two meter antenna at 100 feet can "see" or be useable for 17 miles. I don't recall where I read this,,, but would really appreciate any and all input on the question,,,,,,,,,,,, How far can a base two meter radio antenna transmit and recieve so as to be 'useable' when the antenn is 100 feet tall above the earth, and the surronding area is fairly level. (no hills or mountains). I am talking about a 50 watt base and 50watt mobil. If there is a formula somewhere, would appreciate the input. The reason I ask, is on the way by some very tall tv antennas 1000 and 1200feet, I got to wondering,,, they don't work well with ""my formula"" (17miles=100feet) they (the tv channels #2,#4 #5) are out of 'gas' at about 70 miles.....?????????? Hope you can 'blumb up my brain'. thanks in advance. cl.73 |
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