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Old 03-13-2013, 04:50 PM
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Milwaukee was one of the larger cities that had UHF channels. Originally they were really low power. Anyone that wanted decent reception on UHF, had to install a corner reflector type UHF antenna.
Here is the first commercial station, KPTV ch 27 in Portland Oregon... 1 kW transmitter, with enough antenna gain to bring the ERP to 17.6 kW. Rain, wet trees, wet lead-in wire and hills made for generally poor reception... boosters/rf amplifiers, had they been available in 1952, would have sold like hotcakes.
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