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No, it doesn't, it only does so under certain conditions. For bidirectional communications it is *always* better to use a more efficient aerial. It's interest
by ErroneousBosh 3mo ago
No, it doesn't, it only does so under certain conditions.
For bidirectional communications it is *always* better to use a more efficient aerial.
It's interesting that you think "better SNR means faster". How do you think that works?
How would you stream a couple of 4K video feeds over say the 40m band? Do you think other limitations might come into play before SNR ever did?