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Guess where you went wrong. Give it a shot.


Most single tower AMs have more broadband ATUs than directionals. It is a
lot easier to tune a directional system with high-Q circuits in the phasor,
so throught the 60's, most directional systems had such narrow band, high-Q
circuits.



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On Oct 8, 12:23 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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Guess where you went wrong. Give it a shot.


Most single tower AMs have more broadband ATUs than directionals. It is a
lot easier to tune a directional system with high-Q circuits in the phasor,
so throught the 60's, most directional systems had such narrow band, high-Q
circuits.


Stuff a sock in it, Tardo. We're not talking about Star Trek.

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Guess where you went wrong. Give it a shot.


Most single tower AMs have more broadband ATUs than directionals. It is a
lot easier to tune a directional system with high-Q circuits in the phasor,
so throught the 60's, most directional systems had such narrow band, high-Q
circuits.


You don't think there might be a problem with tower itself?

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On Oct 8, 12:23 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Telamon" wrote in message

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Guess where you went wrong. Give it a shot.


Most single tower AMs have more broadband ATUs than directionals. It is a
lot easier to tune a directional system with high-Q circuits in the phasor,
so throught the 60's, most directional systems had such narrow band, high-Q
circuits.


Now, do you feel on the same level,as us college grads?

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