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On 06 Mar 2007 05:40:40 GMT, Ed
wrote: I wonder how to calculate or guess what it is at all. Hi Ed, The more practical consideration is: "What can you do about it?" The loss is going to be in frame and chassis connections where the loss is going to predominate. Another matter is getting over the idea that what sticks up the air is the principle part of the antenna. You may as well get used to the idea that it is only a tuned radial for the bigger element, your RV. And what polarization is that RV going to present to the world? (Probably horizontal.) 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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![]() The more practical consideration is: "What can you do about it?" Richard, Your point is understood, but I was asking the question because I am playing with the ARRL program, mobile.exe and one of the parameters to enter for mobile antenna design input is ground loss. I simply was wondering how that entry was figured, since it plays an important roll in the program's calculations. Thans. Ed K7AAT |
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