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I don't understand why you say this. In the near field the E to I ratio
just isn't at 377 ohms yet, so you can have either a higher E or H field. Steve K;9;D;C;I "JDer8745" wrote in message ... Crazy George sed: "At 15', you are in the near field of any HF antenna. You do not want your station to be in the near field of the antenna. All kinds of undesirable and often unpredictable things happen." --------------------------------- |
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