Isolation Ward

• Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt - geoffkait 05:25:38 03/24/18 (7)
  In Reply to: RE: What happens if your system is blasted by an 11 Mhz signal? posted by Dawnrazor on March 21, 2018 at 22:28:02

  Nt
  

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  • RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt - Dawnrazor 20:59:29 03/25/18 (6)
    In Reply to: RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt posted by geoffkait on March 24, 2018 at 05:25:38

    Trying to understand why the system sounds sooo much better when it rains. I know the humid air helps sound travel faster and could have something to do with it, but these are headphones and well something else has to be at work
    
    Looking into it rain can block 11mhz signals, well block is a harsh word as you know. Hence my question as to what that frequency can do to the sound.
    
    Cutting razor sounding violins
    
    

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    • RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt - geoffkait 18:17:54 03/26/18 (2)
      In Reply to: RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt posted by Dawnrazor on March 25, 2018 at 20:59:29

      Rain blocks C Band at 2-5 GHz. The wavelength is about the diameter of a raindrop. Besides I think the system sounds best for sunny high pressure days and worst for rainy low pressure days.
      

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      • RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt - Dawnrazor 18:38:42 03/28/18 (1)
        In Reply to: RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt posted by geoffkait on March 26, 2018 at 18:17:54

        Sorry I should have said 11ghz. I looked up rain fade and thats the frequency that was listed.
        
        It def sounds better when its rainy
        
        Cutting razor sounding violins
        
        

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        • RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt - geoffkait 11:03:13 03/29/18 (0)
          In Reply to: RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt posted by Dawnrazor on March 28, 2018 at 18:38:42

          OK, no problem. You were only off by a factor of 1000. Obviously you are constantly bombarded by ku Band satellite and C Band satellite signals. Not much you can do about it other than RF countermeasures. Carbon fiber sleeves and carbon fiber cloth helps.
          

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    • negative ions on rainy days helps - RadioWonder 06:42:07 03/26/18 (2)
      In Reply to: RE: Define "blasted" - it's a signal to noise ratio issue. Nt posted by Dawnrazor on March 25, 2018 at 20:59:29

      

      Pick up a quality Ion Generator like Geof sells... I run mine for several minutes to fill my small room before starting a listening session...
      

      • Particle Accelerator Ion Gun   (Open in New Window)

      
      

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      • RE: negative ions on rainy days helps - Dawnrazor 18:39:41 03/28/18 (1)
        In Reply to: RE: negative ions on rainy days helps posted by RadioWonder on March 26, 2018 at 06:42:07

        Does rain produce negative ions??
        
        Cutting razor sounding violins
        
        

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        • Do a little research... - RadioWonder 15:49:45 03/29/18 (0)
          In Reply to: RE: negative ions on rainy days helps posted by Dawnrazor on March 28, 2018 at 18:39:41

          

          Just plug your question into Google... Lots of wonderful info... Have fun.. :)
          
          Short answer, yes... :)
          

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