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That actually changes it a lot less than raising and lowering
significantly. HF yagis a wavelength or two above ground don't have laser-like beams. The elevation pattern is set up substantially by ground reflection, not only the antenna's free-space elevation pattern. Check out http://n3ox.net/pictures/20m_yagi_el.jpg for an illustration of what happens when you tilt a 5 element 20m yagi up toward the sky. I don't remember how high it is; I think it's about 1 wavelength high. The traces are for 0, 20, 40 and 60 degrees inclination. 73, Dan |
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