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**racervboat** · 10-12-2025, 10:31 AM

Originally Posted by NICE PAIR

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**NICE PAIR** · 10-12-2025, 12:22 PM

Originally Posted by racervboat

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ai doesn't sound like it's sure!

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For vehicles, antennas may be hidden within the vehicle's structure; a common location is metallic traces on the rear window, just above or below the defroster lines. In mobile devices like smartphones and tablets, antennas are built-in and not visible, often integrated into the device's frame or circuit board.
In specialized applications, such as space communication, large antennas are located at ground stations, like the 70-meter antenna near Madrid, Spain, which can transmit and receive signals from deep space. For Wi-Fi and cellular networks, antennas are often embedded in routers, access points, or base stations.
The optimal placement of an antenna depends on the signal source, local terrain, and the presence of obstructions. Tools like online transmitter locators or apps such as Antenna Point can help determine the best direction and location for aiming an antenna toward broadcast towers.

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