In article <1tj5v0.vkr.17.1@news.alt.net>, "Bob Furterona" <bob.furterona23@gmail.com> wrote:
Only if they transmit 100 kW EIRP. AM radio sensitivity is around 100 uV. FM
radio is 0.5 uV.
I don't know what school you went to, but your RF Engineering Degree, must have come from a Cracker Jacks Box...... Typical AM Broadcast Field Strength Measurements for Antenna Pattern Contours are done at 100 uv/Meter, and those levels are a VARY STRONG Signals, and usually out from the Transmitter site, many miles.
You <you@shadow.orgs> wrote in news:you-F83814.10500929052008 @netnews.worldnet.att.net:
I don't know what school you went to, but your RF Engineering Degree,
must have come from a Cracker Jacks Box...... Typical AM Broadcast
Field Strength Measurements for Antenna Pattern Contours are done
at 100 uv/Meter, and those levels are a VARY STRONG Signals, and usually
out from the Transmitter site, many miles.
about 180' from the business end of the 3-tower array of WWKB-AM's 50KW blowtorch in Hamburg, NY is a very nice looking house in a very nice looking neighborhood lined up exactly with the array....right off the end.
I wonder how they shut down any lights in that house?.....(c;
Field Strength in the living room is in KV/m......hee hee.
I'd like to live there, myself. I'd have an impressive loop on 1520 Khz in the attic to power all the lighting from rectified RF 24/7/365! Wonder if anyone makes an AM band resonant water heater??...hmm....
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