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Ground conductivity's effect on vertical
On Apr 20, 10:32 pm, wrote:
If you use two radials 180 degrees apart, that should actually be a tad lower ground loss than 120 radials on the ground being it's at 2 wavelengths up. Make that one wave up for 10m.. :/ But the rest should still apply. Two should be slightly lower loss than the 120 on the ground, being 20m is the frequency where they should be about equal. I was rereading all that to see if I molested any numbers.. I knew I'd find one.. |
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