Slightly off-topic, the first time I was aware of polarisation error was
during the very first trans-Atlantic TV tests. On the first night,
signals were fine in France (who had a copy of the US antenna), but poor
in the UK who had designed and built their own antenna). UK changed
polarisation for the next night and signals were then fine. All this live
on public TV (when everyone watched, and there we're 500 poor-quality
channels vying for your attention).
http://www.smecc.org/w_j_bray_-_uk.htm
http://www.rfcmd.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=305%3Athe-first-satellite-dish-&catid=56%3Atelecommunications&Itemid=18&lang=en
Cheers,
David
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