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"John Smith" wrote
And, most physically short antennas introduce degraded performance --the DLM being a notable exception. _____________ Just to note that the URI test report showed the standard DLM on 3.5 MHz to have about 2.33 dB less gain than the Navy's reference monopole. That means that its groundwave field was found to be about 59% that of the reference monopole. Some might consider the performance of that DLM antenna to be "degraded," compared to a standard 1/4-wave monopole using the same r-f ground. RF |
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Correcting myself...
That means that its *radiated power* was found to be about 59% that of the reference monopole. Showing my work: [ 1/(10^(2.33/20)) ]^2 = 0.585, approx RF |
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