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the typical way someone measures the AC RF voltage at an antenna is to use a spectrum analyzer. This allows you to focus on only your desired signal, and ignore nearby interferrors.
Remember how a 'crystal' AM receiver needs a diode detector, to convert AC from the antenna into DC whose voltage changes depending on the audio content?
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