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Andy writes;
I know I could go to my EZNEC and find this out for myself, but I figure someone here has already done this and a quick answer is all I need.. In "normal" Yagi antennae, the elements are parallel and at 90 degrees to the mounting boom. In some TV antennae, the elements are at an angle to the mounting boom, slanted in the direction of the station being received. Otherwise, they look pretty much like a Yagi. My question is, what effect does "slanting" the elements forward have on the impedance, and the pattern ? [ [ [ [ [ [ Normal Yagi Slanted Yagi Thanks in advance for the meaningful answers.. Andy W4OAH |
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