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<span style="white-space:nowrap">Rota did not use any electronic equipment, </span>only a stop watch and a hight impedance headset connected to a ground or/and aerial antenna network. | <span style="white-space:nowrap">Rota did not use any electronic equipment, </span>only a stop watch and a hight impedance headset connected to a ground or/and aerial antenna network. | ||
| − | What we call the Rota's effect is not the well known background noise, neither the usual clicks produced when connecting/disconnecting the headset to an antenna: it is the fact that under certain condition, the clicks occur when then should not | + | What we call the Rota's effect is not the well known background noise, neither the usual clicks produced when connecting / disconnecting the headset to an antenna: it is the fact that under certain condition, the clicks occur when then should not |
'''''Check by yourself !''''' . | '''''Check by yourself !''''' . | ||
*Experiment 1 [[Listening to the Rota's effect]] | *Experiment 1 [[Listening to the Rota's effect]] | ||
Revision as of 05:54, 13 August 2006
Rota did not use any electronic equipment, only a stop watch and a hight impedance headset connected to a ground or/and aerial antenna network.
What we call the Rota's effect is not the well known background noise, neither the usual clicks produced when connecting / disconnecting the headset to an antenna: it is the fact that under certain condition, the clicks occur when then should not
Check by yourself ! .
- Experiment 1 Listening to the Rota's effect
