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Thread: Stations output power
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Old 09-13-2009, 05:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Stations output power
Is it safe to assume more power, the further you can pick it up from?
Is the max a station can transmit, at 1000.0 kW? I assume if it is, that is to avoid channel overlap? And finally, what affect for reception, if any, does a station transmitting 1000.0 kW in VHF have over say a station tranmitting in UHF? (Or would the antenna be the deciding factor)? Thanks
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