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Not easy with a portable radio with a built in rod antenna. Simply move the
radio for best reception. For radios using an external antenna (and preferrably with an S meter), you can phase just about any two antennas together to get a steerable, unidirectional pattern. I can throw out two 100 ft pieces of wire on the ground and null local 'super pest' 1290khz (5 kw and 3 miles away) down enough to hear stations under at night. Take a look at this: http://www.qsl.net/wa1ion/index.html Read some of the articles and get a feeling for what you can do, especially the "broad band phasing" unit (scroll down a bit). Questions? Ask here ! jw K9RZZ Milwaukee |
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