John Galt
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Re: Flat Panel vs. Grid
said by Diddy1  :But this is a moot point in my situation, the panel DID out perform the grid. But, I respect your objection and thank you for reading and commenting on my post. Oh, I wasn't objecting...just simply pointing out a fact-of-life in the radio world.
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Diddy1
join:2003-07-19
Sidney, NE
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said by John Galt :said by superdog :They pick up more of the multipath because of the antenna pattern. Bear in mind that they will also pick up more interference (if any is present in your area) for the same reason. But this is a moot point in my situation, the panel DID out perform the grid. But, I respect your objection and thankyou for reading and commenting on my post.
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John Galt
Forward, March
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said by superdog :They pick up more of the multipath because of the antenna pattern. Bear in mind that they will also pick up more interference (if any is present in your area) for the same reason.
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superdog
I Need A Drink
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join:2001-07-13
Lebanon, PA
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said by LLigetfa :Also, the panel can make more of multipath signals than can a grid. Agreed. Whenever I am installing a customer that has limited LOS, I will always use a panel over a grid. They pick up more of the multipath because of the antenna pattern. See the pictures. The picture on the left is a grid, and the right side is the panel.
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