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September 8th 05, 04:38 AM
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"RHF" wrote: Snip = = = In , = = = "Jack Painter" 223bthp@c... wrote: C.E., I didn't mean to imply that an HF antenna would normally transmit farther than it can receive, only that a random wire can sometimes outperform it on the receive-end. This can happen even when listening on the transmitting antenna's resonant frequency. Snip Highly unlikely on receive for the same reason as on transmit. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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