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"Dr. Artaud" wrote in
. 97.142: One huge collective thanks for all those that responded to this thread. I have read all the responses, and I appreciate the time that each of you have taken to respond. For the time being, I am going to use a white wire antenna draped around the very edge of wall where it meets the ceiling, tucked into the crevice, so that in the future it mat be painted over and lost in the confusion of all the other imperfections of our 100 year old house (believe me, it's old in the poor sense, not the classic "drink with your pinky in the air" sense). That should provide about 45 feet of wire, going, of course, in different directions. Will the orientation of the wire be an issue, or is it, in the Freudian sense, better for the antenna to be longer? ************************* * X * * * * * * * * * * * ***** ***** * Window * ***************** If by any chance this comes through correctly, the X = the radio. I will start there, go towards the window, and loop back eventually almost to the radio again just above it. The window protrudes over the roof slightly, that is why it is drawn offset. Any suggestions on why or why not this will work or not would be appreciated. Thanks again all! Dr. Artaud |
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