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In Reply to: RE: You are very lucky. posted by louie3 on March 14, 2019 at 07:51:18:
the wavelength at 98MHz from FM is about 3 metres. IE about 10 feet.
The ST 2 isn't even mildly resonant at such frequencies.
Do try to get your head around that.
IF you invest, up high as you are, in a simple cheap FM Yagi, 3-4 elements, pointed right AT the transmitter, you -will- hear a big improvement.
I am not interested in dissing MD as a thing to do, but I am interested in maximising your music.
Warmest
Tim Bailey
Skeptical Measurer & Audio Scrounger
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Follow Ups
- The length of that antenna is utterly unsuitable for FM - Timbo in Oz 02:19:12 03/17/19 (8)
- RE: The length of that antenna is utterly unsuitable for FM - louie3 06:21:08 03/17/19 (7)
- RE: The length of that antenna is utterly unsuitable for FM - Mr_bill2 08:45:34 03/17/19 (6)
- RE: The length of that antenna is utterly unsuitable for FM - louie3 08:52:18 03/17/19 (5)
- RE: The length of that antenna is utterly unsuitable for FM - Mr_bill2 14:22:24 03/17/19 (1)
- RE: The length of that antenna is utterly unsuitable for FM - louie3 15:46:31 03/17/19 (0)
- There is more to it than "nearly pegging the [signal strength] meter" - 1973shovel 09:35:47 03/17/19 (2)
- RE: There is more to it than "nearly pegging the [signal strength] meter" - louie3 13:12:59 03/17/19 (0)
- RE: There is more to it than "nearly pegging the [signal strength] meter" - louie3 09:56:18 03/17/19 (0)
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