[time-nuts] La Crosse Clocks -

[Hal Murray]

tvb at LeapSecond.com said:
> For transmit, you likely don't need, and legally don't want, an  antenna.

You need some sort of structure to get the signal out.  It may not be large or 
look like a typical antenna but there will be something that is radiating or 
the project won't work.

When I asked my question about antenna spacing, I was only thinking about the 
ES100 receiving antenna and the local transmit antenna.  There is a 3rd 
antenna, the receive antenna on the target clock.  The distance/coupling 
between transmit antenna and clock antenna determines how much power you have 
to feed to the local transmit antenna and hence what escapes to the local 
environment.

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