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On Jun 6, 5:13 am, "Proctologically Violated©®"
wrote: Awl-- (also posted to rra.antenna) I had long noticed much superior tuning in car radios over my home radios. Several apparently knowledgeable people on a few radio ngs confirmed this, even explained it, altho this went over my head. *Finally* accomplished said task, and, big big bummer, the reception of the car radio in my shop/garage is even worse than my home radios/stereos! Yet, this *same radio*, when I used to park the car this very same garage, had great reception. Whazzup???? Your on the right track OK - dont give up. Car radios ARE better, their designed to operate on crappy aerials in a noisy environment. BUT, they are optimised for the car type aerial - wont go into the physics. As an starting point,can you plug in a car antenna, even if it needs getting an extension lead to get it outside and into clear space? - the leads are available from car stereo places, come with all the correct plugs/sockets, and (usually) some extra capacitance to match into the car antenna..... Let us know how you get on, its a worthwhile project.... Andrew VK3BFA. |
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