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4nec2 wrote:
Roger wrote:

Congratulations on a clever use of zero resistance loads.


I am probably missing something, but why not just show the currents
and phase in the 'View Antenna' window ?

Maybe I am missing something. I can not get a numeric record of the
phase and current in the "View Antenna" window. I am using version 4.0.
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Roger wrote:
Maybe I am missing something. I can not get a numeric record of the
phase and current in the "View Antenna" window. I am using version 4.0.


You do get a *graphic* record of the current amplitude in
the "View Antenna" window. It is unclear exactly what
is displayed when the current phase box is selected.

You do NOT get a numeric record in the View Antenna
window. For a numeric record, you must use the "Loads"
and "Load Dat" feature.
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Cecil Moore wrote:
Roger wrote:
Maybe I am missing something. I can not get a numeric record of the
phase and current in the "View Antenna" window. I am using version 4.0.


You do get a *graphic* record of the current amplitude in
the "View Antenna" window. It is unclear exactly what
is displayed when the current phase box is selected.


Although one can get a current amplitude plot vs length
from EZNEC, it seems impossible to get a current phase
plot vs length. That's probably why so many people are
confused. Click on "Currents" and transfer that data
to EXCEL to make things a lot clearer.
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Roger wrote:
4nec2 wrote:
Roger wrote:

Congratulations on a clever use of zero resistance loads.


I am probably missing something, but why not just show the currents
and phase in the 'View Antenna' window ?

Maybe I am missing something. I can not get a numeric record of the
phase and current in the "View Antenna" window. I am using version 4.0.


In all versions, the View Antenna display shows the currents only
graphically and not numerically. There are three ways to find the
numerical value of current at a particular segment:

1. Click the Currents button at the left of the main window. This gives
the currents at all segments.
2. Insert a zero ohm load at the segment of interest and click Load Dat
to see its current.
3. Insert a zero volt voltage (not current) source at the segment of
interest and click Src Dat to see its current.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL
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Roy Lewallen wrote:
1. Click the Currents button at the left of the main window. This gives
the currents at all segments.
2. Insert a zero ohm load at the segment of interest and click Load Dat
to see its current.


Why doesn't EZNEC accurately plot those currents on the
antenna display?
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On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 15:04:36 -0600, Cecil Moore
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accurately


And this cry in the wilderness from someone who can prove fundamental
principles with +/-40% error. ;-)
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