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On 13 Apr 2007 16:41:25 -0700, "JIMMIE"
wrote: I have observed that a halfwave vertical dipole will communicate to different areas than a 1.25wl vertical monopole Hi Jimmie, A low halfwave operates best at 16 degrees; a quarterwave works best in the 20s of degrees; while a 1.25 wavelength antenna works best in the high 50s of degrees. This presumes the last two are both ground mounted. Given that any of these presumptions are at best a guess, then the numbers are merely for guidance as reality may be vastly different (you really haven't given us enough information). Actual physical size and elevation help considerably. Also, as this is 10M, was some of the traffic from the neighborhood (within 20 miles)? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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