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John Ferrell wrote:
I will spend more time here. The last model I worked out with a perfect ground appeared to produce a 0 degree take off angle. . . . That is the correct result. The pattern is exactly the same as half the pattern of a vertical dipole, which has a maximum at zero degree elevation angle, except that the gain of the vertical is 3 dB greater because the same power is concentrated in only one hemisphere. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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