Problems using amplifiers Amplifiers themselves are a common source of reception problems. For example, if water were to get into a masthead type, they can start to boost the result of the fault.

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You would construct a counterpoise antenna wire 11.5 inch for VHF, 6.5 for UHF and about 19.5 inches for an OK performing dual band VHF/UHF radio. Normally with a handheld radio the counterpoise ...

Audiovox and others… they are dipole or similar antennas, in an "attractive" case with a small pre-amplifier intended to boost the signal before it gets to your radio. Technically there are ...

Once it’s set up, you’ll find that the antenna does a great job of giving full HD channels like ABC, NBC, Fox, and PBS. The amplifier’s Smart IC Chip helps boost the signal to receive ...

It also has controls that allow you to use the radio: for example, you can select the channel, adjust the volume, switch between receiving and transmitting, and so on. The antenna, which extends the ...

Cellular signal boosters use big antennas to improve coverage in your home or car. These are the top signal boosters for apartments, houses, and vehicles. I’m one of PCMag’s mobile analysts.

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Antennas are mechanical components which either transmit or receive radio frequency signals. For transmission, an oscillating RF electrical current is fed to the antenna's terminals, where the conduit ...