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Old August 21st 04, 05:23 AM
Frank Dresser
 
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"Richard Fry" wrote in message
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Also - most FM broadcast transmit antennas are arrays of several elements

in
a vertical stack to concentrate radiation in the horizontal plane. As a
result the radiation directed around the tower base is much lower than the
station's licensed power.

RF


Right, but often times there are a large number of people living in high
rise buildings near the FM antenna. It's conceivable there are more people
living in a high power FM radiation area than a high power AM radiation
area.

Frank Dresser


 
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