John Smith wrote:
I am sure EZNEC is an excellent application. But with such applications,
you spend your time learning the application, rather than the underlying
principals;

I have learned many, many principles from using EZNEC which is
a really great learning tool. Look at it as reverse engineering.
You wonder why EZNEC reports such results and then you go discover
why. Modeling with ELNEC and EZNEC has taught me as much about
antennas as any other single source including Dr. Balanis' graduate
level college antenna course at ASU. One doesn't learn anything by
avoiding learning EZNEC. Dr. Balanis was amazed that an Intel
digital engineer already knew so much about antennas and I owe
that, in large part, to ELNEC and EZNEC.
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp


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