[BC] FCC Info On Directional Arrays
Cowboy
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Thu Oct 15 16:38:43 CDT 2009
On Thursday 15 October 2009 05:23 pm, Tom Dimeo wrote:
> Now for another, probably stupid question. What does
> Augmentations: 6 mean in this statement?
> "Pattern Type: Augmented
> Towers: 3 Augmentations: 6"
Basically, the real pattern couldn't be tuned ( or wasn't ) to fit
within the limits of the authorized standard pattern, so the
real pattern is "augmented" to a higher radiation in that
specific direction, on that particular bearing, to a specific
augmented limit, licensed that way.
An augmented pattern is one tuned to real world interferance limits,
rather than fitting a theoretical bureaucratic "standard" pattern, so
exceeds the standard pattern while still holding real interferance limits.
--
Cowboy
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