All rights reserved. Using a microwave transmitter and scale model antennas, Frank demonstrates the effects of lobes, polarization, and differences in antenna design. Imagine getting to see the effects of polarization or element changes right before your eyes. If Frank didn't have the questioned antenna model with him, he made one up on the spot using paper clip material. No text book can top this demonstration.
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Contact Jerry N3SOK A recent Towson 4th. 200,000 people across the United States are expected to walk in various MS events each spring to help the National MS Society . What We Do and Why We Do It . Located entirely at a single site in Northeast Baltimore, the repeater operates on 439.25 MHz output and 911.250 output with 426.25 MHz input and 1253.250 input. Located on a single transmit site and multiple receive sites in Baltimore, the repeater supports emergency service, autopatch, and rag-chewing.