> There have been some interesting cases with short loaded antennas
> in the BC band, the bandwidth has occasionally been so narrow that the AM
> sidebands become attenuated! Not going to see that effect in the amateur
> bands unless someone is running an antenna only a few feet long!!
Correct. This has been observed on my 75M AM mobile signal, with reports
of one sideband being attenuated relative to the other. Antenna is a
Webster bandpanner ("a few feet long").
73,
-Larry/NE1S
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