[BC] lpfm question
Richard Fry
rfry at adams.net
Thu Feb 19 17:23:51 CST 2009
RichardBJohnson wrote:
>Nothing I said should detract from whether or not a Lindenblad Antenna is
>suitable. Most antennas developed by the amateur radio community are not
>suitable for broadcast use because they are not "all weather" designs.
>However, if somebody took the time to carefully characterize one as has
>been done by the vendors of more conventional FM antennas, then they
>probably are suitable. BTW, a crossed-dipole antenna, in my opinion doesn't
>deserve to have an "inventor name" attached to it. It should be obvious to
>anybody in the art.
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FYI, Nils E. Lindenblad was a pioneering antenna engineer who worked for RCA
starting from its earliest days.
The Lindenblad c-pol antenna was his design and patent, and not something
"developed by the amateur radio community," as you imply.
Amateurs only adopted it because it worked very well for receiving signals
from orbiting satellites.
RF
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