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On Mar 22, 7:19*pm, SC Dxing wrote:
According to schedule, the antenna from Bonaire is aimed almost due south (182 or 170 degrees). Which actually is good news because there is always some sort of backwhip in the opposite direction. ....right, either straight back or off at some 120 degree or so angle off the rear side. When I lived in Massachusetts 30 years ago - heck, here in California - the Bonaire transmissions do/were ALWAYS pound(ing) in no matter what time of day or night. It makes no difference where the antenna was headed. Bruce |
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