Jim Kelley wrote:
Beeep. Check Google newsgroups, yesterday at 7:11 PM.

Beeep. Check this very newsgroup. I already responded
to that posting. You didn't answer the question. We
are not talking about discontinuities. We are talking
about a straight 1/4WL piece of wire. So allow me to
keep asking until I get a reasonable response:

EZNEC says there is ~3 degrees of phase change in the
current in 90 degrees of monopole. How can that current
be used to measure the delay through 'n' degrees of
monopole?

For instance - in 30 degrees of monopole, the current
shifts phase by one degree. What *exactly* does that
indicate? Wouldn't the delay be more accurately
measured by comparing the ARCCOSine of the amplitudes?
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73, Cecil, IEEE, OOTC, http://www.w5dxp.com