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I must have missed the original post in which RFB gave Isotron instructions, so I am delighted it has come back for a re-run.
The nutty antennas are the ones that get my interest, and Isotron has been accused of being “nutty”, or at least it has been treated skeptically by some.
But when seasoned and experienced broadcasters like RFB tell us that it works well, that it a fabulous endorsement.
If you (RFB) have the time and willingness, can you take us on a word guide tour of what the Isotron actually does, from one part to the next, to generate an RF radiant signal?
Thank you.
