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"Bob Meader" wrote ...
A local AM radio station in the Puget Sound Area,Washington State,US has a lot of splatter to shortwave bands expecially around 5 MHZ. Been there done that. I lived a mile or so downwind of 1090-KAAY's array in North Little Rock. They came in from 1090 to almost 8 mHz. I was using Drakes (R-7 and R-8a) with a 240 ft random wire at 50 ft high. Added an antenna tuner (MJF-969) .. problem solved. |
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