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Hello:
For a receiving only application: Any opinions as to how far away from a house (with the normal compliment of PC's, broadband, etc. noise producers) the vertical leg of an inverted-L antenna should be so as not to pick up any meaningful amounts of household electrical noise ? I imagine that these fields diminish very, very quickly with distance ? The reason I'm asking is that the easiest thing for me, by far, would be to run the vertical leg up the outside of the house, perhaps on 6 inch standoffs. The high horiz. leg would lead away from the house. I realize that the further the better, but would 6" be "enough" ? Any thoughts on ? Bob |
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