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In Reply to: RE: Antenna for Sony XDR-F1HD ? posted by jimmyjames on June 17, 2009 at 11:37:24
"At 63″, the FM dipole supplied with the XDR-F1HD is rather long. Mounted in the clear about 6′ above the floor, resonance occurred below the FM band at 85 MHz. Reducing the effective length with a piece of string as shown optimizes the response for 88–92 MHz. Tie the string so that the horizontal wires are 3″ above the mounting hole. This configuration reduces mismatch loss 0.3 dB at 88 MHz, 1.4 dB at 90 MHz, and 2.0 dB at 92 MHz. To cover 88–108 MHz, use a folded dipole instead. Tilt the antenna to maximize signal strength."
but the math was too damn hard. Thanks but this won't fly in my office. Boss has already said get rid of the T antenna.
"E pur si muove...And yet it moves"
I hear you. It makes my head swim too. I let others do the math, then they say "Tie up your T" so I do it.
If Hitler, umm, I mean your boss is saying no T, I'd try that Yagi above the ceiling. It's certainly not optimal, and it's going to be more directional, but it's worth a shot. And you already have it. So for the investment in some white coax, you've at least tried it before you spend more money on trying something else.
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