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In Reply to: Re: a UHF-VHF antenna is a VERY broadband device :-) posted by dudeupshaw@cogeco.ca on August 10, 2006 at 21:41:01:
... dude! Have been usin' a Weingard antenna for 23 years & counting, & it does just fine on f.m. reception. Did a superb job of receiving Bay Area stations, until that 1985 proliferation of broadcasting antennas in Walnut Grove splattered a blanket of r.f.i. across the spectrum. That Weingard does a decent job negating KNCO's co-channel interference on 94.1 mhz when listening to Berkeley's KPFA. Just remember ya gotta throw an antenna rotater into da mix. 73s from Sactown!!!
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Follow Ups
- Re: Don't Believe That Hype ... - FRG7SWL 09:10:01 08/12/06 (8)
- Re: Don't Believe That Hype ... - dudeupshaw@cogeco.ca 00:07:03 08/13/06 (7)
- Re: Don't Believe That Hype ... - FRG7SWL 09:31:24 08/14/06 (6)
- No mention of sound quality in your comments - dudeupshaw@cogeco.ca 16:45:24 08/14/06 (5)
- Erik - Randy 09:36:03 02/02/07 (0)
- Antennas provide signal strength, not sound quality. - Markw* 04:36:59 08/15/06 (3)
- Twaddle, and WRONG - first up, what's 'enough signal?' - Timbo in Oz 23:06:59 08/17/06 (0)
- Re: Sound Quality's ... - FRG7SWL 13:57:29 08/15/06 (1)
- I've always said... - Markw* 17:56:25 08/15/06 (0)
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