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Old January 12th 06, 05:06 PM posted to rec.radio.scanner
Honest John
 
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"Doc" wrote in message

In a simplistic way, Intermod (intermodulation distortion) is the result

of
two or more separate signals being combined. The intermixing of these
signals creates distortion of the signal you are receiving.
In a round about way, multi-path is similar because the combined multiple
images are out of phase and they will mix in the same way as do two
unrelated signals, and create distortion.



THANKS,

H.J.


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