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Roy Lewallen wrote: I'm not sure I understand the question, but a large fraction of the total power is typically in the main lobe of a Yagi. You won't increase the power in the main lobe significantly by reducing or eliminating other lobes, because there just isn't much power there. Roy you know better than that ! gain is a binomial function with respect to the forward radiation at the point of initiation. It does nothing to salvalge energy expended in the reaward direction, to do that another vector is required that cannot be produced by a planar array. Sorry, I can't make the slightest amount of sense out of this. As far as traps being lossy as if they get hot or something that is also untrue, what you are seeing is a radiation field created by the trap that is in opposition to that created on the element i.e. a field that is 180 degrees out of phase Egad. There's no point in my wasting time by attempting to contribute further to this. I'll leave you to your alternate reality. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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