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Richard Fry wrote:
... And If it didn't, why would he bother to test it at a site with a near-perfect, salt water ground system? RF Because most antennas are measured against a chosen "standard" antenna which was/is tested over a perfect/near-perfect ground--I'd imagine ... (today, the "test standard" is likely to be an antenna modeled by computer software--however, usually it is modeled over a virtual perfect ground ...) But then, your standard may be/have-been some bent coat-hanger established over the poorest ground you could find in the world? However, you already knew this ... well, most did. Regards, JS |
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