Do you have any objective analysis for that last comment below or are you just offering a personal opinion?
With your technical electronics background I would think you could offer facts to go along with your comments ... Day Brown wrote: > Yeah, thanx for the links. One cited a 24db antenna. Doing that with a > 100mhz Yagi would be a challenge. > But- the people with cell phones tell me of dead air all over the > Ozarks. You cant hardly go 5 miles on any road without loosing it. If it > aint the hills, its the timber... and maybe acid rain, which not having > a neutral ph, is conductive, grounding out the signals in wet woods. > > Nor do I see where any local group would impinge on the bandwidth of > their own emergency services. > But most folks I know already have the dish, and dont even get the local > TV off the yagi. > I suspect that the broadcast transmitters have been cutting power; the > fringe signals are fading faster. Electricity is expensive. > >
