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Such is the Black Art nature of RF all aerial test readings are approximate, in fact
as far as I know no lab will guarantee accuracy better than +/-
It must be admitted that these particular results are less accurate than that (unlike our TV aerial tests) but they still give a pretty reliable indication of the relative performance of the various antennas.
The “variable” figures result from the directional nature of the particular aerial.
This doesn`t apply to the TV aerials, they`re variable because they`re not even designed
to pick up VHF frequencies ! Note that if the 3 element aerials were pointing directly
away from the transmitter you`d probably lose more than the -
Aerial tests : full results
The subjects on this page are listed in the following order :
Test results (full) of Group A aerials
Test results (full) of Group B aerials
Test results (full) of Group C/D aerials
Test results (full) of Group K aerials
Test results (full) of Group E aerials
We are more than willing to give advice to those actually purchasing from us. Could those only seeking information please just find the answer somewhere on this site, or ring an aerial installer local to them, or call the reception advice phone numbers.
I have removed the transmitter channels from this table because when the latest version of the XB16K was tested the channel frequencies had changed.
I have removed the transmitter channels from this table because when the latest version of the XB16B was tested the channel frequencies had changed.
I have removed the transmitter channels from this table because when the latest version of the XB16A was tested the channel frequencies had changed.
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