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Description: A loop dipole antenna transmits a signal at 433.92 MHz (UHF). A rod dipole antenna with a light bulb is then used to capture the signal and light a light bulb. The signal can only be received when the antenna is in the correct orientation. Aluminum foil polarizers can be used to cancel the signal. Purchased/Built: purchased Setup Time: 1 hr Quant. in Demo Room: 1 Demo References Sutton A-38 Polarization of radiation from a dipole antenna is checked with a hand-held dipole antenna with lamp indicator.
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