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What would be a recommended height in an urban area? I'm in a
residential area, there aren't such things as large buildings, but stuff like a two story house next door to my single floor home. I don't want to get it too high and attract the attention of the City Orindance Police. On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 19:41:04 -0500, "J. McLaughlin" wrote: Dear John: A wire antenna for short-wave (HF) that is ten feet above ground is likely not to have strong directional preferences. In other words, the orientation of the wire antenna is unlikely to make any significant difference in your reception. However, if in an urban environment, some orientations are likely to pick up more locally generated noise than other orientations. Experimentation is called for. More height is desirable. 73 Mac N8TT |
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