Co-channel interference suppression using stacked antennas:
a clever solution for VHF/UHF radio and TV
If you want to receive a distant
or even overseas TV station
that happens to use the
same frequency as a strong
local transmitter, the received
signals will be weak and
always suffer from ghost
effects, moiré and other interference.
In some cases,
reception will be totally impossible
because of the much
greater signal strength of the
station around the corner.
This article describes an interference
reduction method that
may be used for UHF TV as
well as VHF radio (including
amateurs).
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