[Antennas] B&W question
Ed
[email protected]
2003年2月15日 23:52:07 -0500
Since I don't have a beam to compare it to it's kind of hard to answer how
well it hears unless I do it totally subjectively. I seem to usually hear
everything everyone else is calling but there are times when I can't hear
them as well. Not that often though. I tend to give out the same received
signal reports that others are giving out the majority of the time. And I
don't give inflated reports. Of course that doesn't allow for propagation
and differences in location. Basically, I think the antenna hears very well
but not as well as a beam or dipole cut to frequency. Whew! How was that for
a non technical answer?
ED YEARY W4TEY
325 CUMBERLAND DRIVE
HARROGATE, TN. 37752-6942
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From: "FireBrick" <[email protected]>
To: "Antenna List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003 10:42 PM
Subject: [Antennas] B&W question
> I've read many of the emails about the B&W.
> Only one thing I haven't seen.
>> How well does it hear?
> I can understand that the resistor burns up power.
>> Just curious if it burns up some of the received signal also.
> To me it makes that it would.
> Or does the broadbandedness feature overcome the resistant losses.
>>> BTW: I've built antennas, repaired antennas, broke antennas and fixed more
> than I want to count.
> But I'm still dumb as a stump so I'm asking this question.
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