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TOM WALKER wrote to JAMES BRADLEY, "Antenna" on 07-08-05 07:32 JB> JB>Would a TV transmission suffer from S-N while in a vehicle? I would JB> JB> assume those too would be a balanced antennae you see on Limo's. JB> TW> Yes they are .They are Dipole antenna design. And the ends are swept JB> TW> back to make then somewhat Omni Directional. JB>Because of the 'prevailing' winds, right? TW> ????? Sorry that "joke" went right over the head of this old guy. Wasn't so much a joke. The prevailing wind is from the direction of travel. When the wind blows over the 'occupant compartment', eddies around the trunk, ^_ antennae displays an awkward, forever shifting polar pattern. ... "Radio waves never die. They just heterodyne." -Yates R. ___ MultiMail/Linux v0.46 --- Maximus 3.01* Origin: -=-= Calgary Organization CDN (403) 242-3221 (1:134/77) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 134/77 140/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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