Subject: radio reception at bends in underground tunnel
Date: Sun Mar 26 15:31:18 2006
Posted by roland
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City: london State/Province: No state entered.
Country: england
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1143412278.Ph
Message:
Hi
I regularly drive through a tunnel under the Thames (The Blackwall Tunnel)
durring which the radio on FM turns to static as I would expect. This tunnel
has several bends of 20 to 30 degrees where the radio signal returns. I would
assume this is the effect of some sort of amplification of the signal at these
points. Could this be used in arial or antenna design?
Re: radio reception at bends in underground tunnel
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