[MLB-WIRELESS] Physics guide

[Tony Langdon]

> I'm sure Tony will understand when I say that I have found 
> these references a
> little opaque.

I didn't, but then again, that's just because those sorts of things suit my
style.  I found high school English rather fuzzy and confusing. ;-)

> Based on this text I was able to develop a spreadsheet that 
> can estimate
> received signal strength based on distance, card output power 
> and antenna gains
> at each end. Don't ask me to post it - just like Danny Dun's 
> homework machine
> you learn more by actually building it yourself.

Well done!  And yes, DIY makes it seem easier. :)

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