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Reaching out with one watt of VHF
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Jim Richardson
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On 16 Sep 2005 18:12:59 -0700,
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He did IMPLY that all conditions were equal in the case of 1 watt and
the case of 25 watts. Given that, all thats left is the old 1/r^2
which means that 1 watt gives 1/5 the distance of 25 watts.
There are some other practical considerations, mostly minimum
sensitivity of the receiver, and it's noise floor, and power losses in
antennas, which vary non-linearly with power.
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