[opendtv] Re: [opendtv]
- From: Bob Miller <bob@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 23:35:33 -0500
Those are all known doable heights, put the antenna on top of the
mountain. What is a ridiculous height? I guess something over 30,000
ft., there are no mountains higher. But I don't think something higher
than 30,000 ft is ridiculous. I guess the FCC would limit you to Watts
from that height though.
Bob Miller
Cliff Benham wrote:
>Depends on how high the mountain is where the transmitter and tower are
>located.
>Check out: Salt Lake City, Denver, Colorado Springs, the Sutro Tower in
>San Francisco
>and Mt. Washington, New Hampshire. All areas where TV is broadcast from
>a mountain side or top
>to the surrounding areas.
>If you happen to live on the side of a mountain, the correct side,
>even if you are a fair distance away, you will receive the signal.
>Bob Miller wrote:
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>>What is a ridiculous antenna height in your estimation? Minimal
>>ridiculous height or at what height does it become ridiculous, 2000 ft,
>>3000 ft, 7000 ft?
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