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![]() "talkinggoat" wrote in message ... This is probably going to seem like a stupid question to most of you, but I'm looking at an antenna pattern, which I've seen before. It's a representation of db over degrees. It's the typical pattern showing the lobes of the radiation that the antenna emits. My question is, on what scale are the db represented over what distance? Is there some universal preset saying that -10db is 100m or something like that? the scale from the center of the plot to the line is arbitrary just to keep the plot on the paper. it has nothing to do with a physical distance of how the measurement is made. |
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