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The gain curves are conservative estimates, but I bet they’re not that far out……… One things for sure, they’re all accurate relative to each other, which is what matters ! Note these curves are in dBd, that is gain compared … Read More
Subject list : – FM/DAB results – Test results (full) of Group A aerials – Test results (full) of Group B aerials – Test results (full) of Group K aerials – Test results (full) of Group E aerials – Test … Read More
Tri boom aerials were popularised by Televes (the DAT45 and 75) but more recently other companies have started producing them. I’ve never been that keen on Tribooms, I have generally found their gain figures to be lower than expected, in … Read More
The FM half wave dipole works very well for FM but also works pretty well for DAB.
“Hard wired” dipole which is preferable for weather proofing….
The aerial comes with either a rotating clamp to fit poles up to 2″ diameter,
or a surface mount bracket
or a loft mounting kit.
When making your purchase, please choose your preferred configuration.
Carriage charges.
Non UK orders ALWAYS incur a carriage surcharge, please contact us for a quote BEFORE ordering !… Read More
The Folded FM dipole aerial is the most rugged FM aerial available. It gives very good results on FM and reasonable signals on DAB.
Comes with a clamp to fit poles up to 2 inches.
“Hard wired” dipole which is preferable for weather proofing….
Carriage charges. Unfortunately we cannot ship this product out of the UK.… Read More
We no longer stock set top aerials.
We recommend similar type aerials, e.g. the Mercury ST02… Read More
The Yagi18A is the correct aerial for A group transmitters for sites in poor signal areas.
Our Yagi18 aerials have particularly good build quality.
“Hard wired” dipole which is preferable for weather proofing….
Carriage charges.
Non UK orders ALWAYS incur a carriage surcharge, please contact us for a quote BEFORE ordering !… Read More
Subject list : – Aerial gain tests, how, why, where including : – – Actual signal levels at the test site – – Why peak gain figures are misleading – – How accurate are these tests ? – – The aerial … Read More
How high to mount your aerial ? Well that’s a big question……. Generally speaking the higher the better, at least that’s the usually case with aerials. But not always. In the past we’d done tests on aerial heights for installations … Read More
Subject list : – Aerial height and ridge tests – Difference in aerial height : 1m at 30ft – Difference in aerial height : 6ft or 12ft from the ground
