How Do The Isotrons Work So Well?

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ISOTRONS have been developed around specific electrical laws and laws of physics. For an antenna to work, it should be electrically resonant. The ISOTRONS are electrically resonant by using a large coil in series with two capacitive plates.

An antenna needs a certain amount of area to couple radiation to the atmosphere, sometimes called the "Capture Area". This "area" can be any shape or form. The laws of physics for this phenomenon do not specify its appearance. THE ISOTRONS HAVE THIS RADIATION "AREA". The ISOTRONS exceed or equal the area of a conventional one-half wavelength dipole (#12 wire).

Tests have measured the ISOTRONS to transmit as well as a one-half wavelength dipole. The shape of the ISOTRONS give them an excellent advantage for the reduction of noise. The ISOTRONS have been tested at 3db less noise on reception with an equivalent incoming signal as the one-half wavelength dipole.