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Is it just clipped the top of my son shortwave antenna to improve reception?
I'm not a fan of super short person. I bought a very nice, small handheld model, with whom I already enjoy a good amount of stations band in the world. I play for fun, nothing more. If I can do something simple to pick up a few stops at night, or to find I have come to light, I will. I hear people talk about the alligator clips and son and others, but some sauldering above and all that. More complicated than I can handle, lol. I just want to know if I clip a wire to my antenna with a clip, and hang it in my window or something, it has the potential to improve some shortwave reception? Or do people mean more than that when they mention "Clipping a wire speaker on a gator clip?
Duh he is entitled. When it comes to antennas, the rules are usuall Bigger farther and farther. The biggest About your son, the bigger the catch, he will be able to show. The top is not as critical for shortwave, but it should be a reasonable distance above the ground, 6 feet or more. Farther away is important. This means to keep him away other objects especially metal objects. Running the wire from your window to a tree or something like a good idea. Enjoy the hobby, there lots of fun.
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