Carl Blare

The AMT5000 Wintenna setup I used in the FORMAL TESTS is still hooked up exactly the same way, but I made a huge DISCOVERY that went unnoticed during the tests.

The AMT5000 Wintenna setup I used in the FORMAL TESTS is still hooked up exactly the same way, but I made a huge DISCOVERY that went unnoticed during the tests.

All the testing was made west bound because that’s the common path for me to come and go. But today I drove east and, HOLY RF IN HEAVEN, the signal in THAT direction more than doubled ANY wastward signal I’ve ever had with the AMT3000s. In fact that is the direction I was trying to reach by radio so a certain neighbor could listen, but the signal never before went far enough.

Now, at that neighbor’s address, the signal is strong with noise, so it’s a “grade B” signal. Then, the very top of the big hill, traveling south on the cross street there are continuous traces of my signal for several blocks. Definite in and out of the program being sent.

Is it riding the power lines? If so, why didn’t the AMT3000 do the same thing?