JC,
After my own initial guffaws at Ron's comment, I now think that what he was
getting at is that the signal and the noise arriving at any collective device
doesn't care what collects it. Referencing his comment about the binoculars
being about to see a star that the naked eye cannot. Its the same with an
antenna; the binoculars can see something because the lens capture area is much
larger than the human eye.
My own experience, (and I have not built a resonant speaker), is that even
individual room acoustics can make the difference between hearing a signal and
not. Even the type of noise, atmospheric or man made, (for me), can change what
the audio filter frequency where I want to listen.
Jim - KR9U
> " SNR is independent of the radio, the antenna or anything in between. The
> SNR at a dipole is the same as at a 4 element beam. "
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