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On Jul 6, 12:59 am, wrote:
But it was a compromise spacing, and I fed it both ways depending on the pattern I wanted. Just thinking about another thing.. I think feeding in phase would give a bi directional pattern, but if he wanted an omni directional pattern, I think he'd have to have the elements 90 degrees out of phase. But I fergot... He could fire up eznec demo or whatever and he can quickly get a pretty good idea what to expect in theory with any particular spacing and phasing. He could crudely steer the pattern if he used various length feeders to each element. Some also use the "L/C" phasing boxes to steer the pattern. Again fairly crude compared to some methods, but it will work. Just don't expect perfect textbook patterns. You have to take what you get... The ARRL antenna book has better methods if want cleaner patterns. |
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