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Walter,
You said: "When power P is delivered to the antenna and all of the power radiated is then integrated over the entire hemisphere, the integrated power will equal power P exactly. Now, because all of the power delivered to the antenna is radiated, any increase in radiated power due to some change in the configuration of the antenna is impossible. Therefore, this constitutes proof that your claim of gain with the EH configuration is invalid." I disagree. I think all you've asserted is conservation of energy, not whether or not the antenna has gain. Joe W3JDR |
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