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Re: totally off topic...calling all math geniuses
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Posted by txgrn on July 20, 2005 at 04:19:37 from (209.151.115.35):
In Reply to: Re: totally off topic...calling all math geniuses posted by Loren on July 19, 2005 at 23:09:27:
Sounds pretty close without any figuring. But then, if someone had a tower on the other side then the distance (reception) would be extended by the height of that tower.....hence the TV rotators and towers on rural homes that were/are wayyyyyyy up there. Good antennas are great, but you gotta get them up to get the "line of sight" reception from distant stations.....but today you have Satellite, and not only that, Ultra High Frequency Satellite, so you can mount the "little dish" on the side of your house and get perfect digital TV, all 200 or so channels of it......whadda dea.....except in high density rain.....but what the heck. It doesn't rain like that very often. Any of the old "C" Band antennas still in anyone's yard?
Mark
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