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OK, this deviates somewhat from the topic, but I've always wondered
about window antennas. My Mitsubishi Galant has an antenna embedded in the rear window. It's not one of those dipoles that you used to (or still?) see embedded in the front windshield of GM cars. Rather, it has a peculiar folded design that's hard to describe. It works very well. I get exceptional reception, especially on AM. In fact, one of the reasons I chose the Galant is because it had the best AM reception of all the cars I test drove. What's the theory on these window antennas? Do they have a pre-amp ahead of the radio? |
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