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Old November 17th 05, 09:01 PM posted to rec.radio.cb
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Default Building a Base CB Antenna ?

Well at 27 MHz one is still plagued with atmospheric noise such as
lightning and manmade noise. In most instances it will overcome teh
galactic noise from beyond the atmosphere. At 2 M and above galactic
noise is more prominent but at considerable lower levels than the sky
noise at 11M. Around 20G or so comics rays become a noise source.

Also FM has advnatages in reception in that most noies has amplitude
components that are averaged out in FM detection. The major noise that
FM has to overcome is the thermal noise generated within the receiver.

james


On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 18:09:36 -0600, "TNT" wrote:

+Thats right, very good audio quality, much lower noise, 2 meters is the
+best, CB sucks.
+
+
+"Scott in Baltimore" wrote in message
...
+ I suggest that you go to a library or obtain a copy of the Amateur
+ Radio Antenna Handbook. A good starting point.
+
+ I tried to build a few antennas for CB. Too big to deal with.
+
+ 2 meters antennas are small, portable and get good gain.
+ Plus, the range on VHF-FM is incredible. 50 watts will
+ talk farther then 120 watts of sideband on CB.
+ (not including skip, tropo or other enhancements)
+
+ Look in your library in 621.384 A.
+


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