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Not directly related to ice, but... A fellow lives near a new wind farm, and a TV transmitter. Both the windmills and the TV tower are in direct view. He, and
by oh5nxo 8y ago
Not directly related to ice, but...
A fellow lives near a new wind farm, and a TV transmitter. Both the windmills and the TV tower are in direct view. He, and I assume also others on that area, have had great trouble receiving a good picture. Even the technicians from the broadcasting company are scratching their heads. 100m rotating blades create awful changing reflections.
It would help if the blades were coated by some absorbent material. Just the sharp edges, if the material is too costly.
The defence forces have even banned wind farms from certain areas, I read on the papers last week. Too much interference on radar.
I don't know what the current situation is with fellows TV reception. I assume careful aiming of TV antenna has helped.
- gravypod 8y agoThere are a few companies that specializes in removing that noise from radar systems used in planes. Apparently it isn't easy. You might try and look for a ground wave vhf antenna and see if you can pick up something from the TV station. 100m is very close