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Surely a HF signal is targeted at the horizon and in the event someone close enough did attempt to gather what I imagine would be a handful of Watts via inducti
by easytiger 5y ago
Surely a HF signal is targeted at the horizon and in the event someone close enough did attempt to gather what I imagine would be a handful of Watts via induction they wouldn't be a target of the RF energy so it wouldn't really even work. You'd likely need close proximity like of sight to the mast if have thought
- kwhitefoot 5y agoThe BBC transmitter in the story was either medium wave, or perhaps more likely long wave, Radio 4.
- easytiger 5y agoReally? Because since the 1950s any towers I know of broadcast a range of services that almost always include analogue TV on UHF
- kwhitefoot 5y agoThis was analogue radio not television.