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Dish reflector
The posting is about dishes not antennas. I have not read about a dish
that does not emit signals to the rear. Now I have built one and find to my surprize that it does accept signals from the rear ! All very simple, the radiator is resting at the bottom of a cone and the top of the radiator does not stick out beyond the reflector. Since you do not know what you are talking about and intent is to disrupt this thread why on earth are you muttering about nothing at length? Simple question has been posed and obviously you do not know the answers that antenna engineering knowledge would provide as you are not an engineer but a actor or actress by day and by night. My question remains unanswered after all these posts.How do signals arrive or depart from the rear of a dish or horn? We all know that you don't know the answer but there are qualified engineers in this group who possibly doand willing to share. Your antenna has nothing to do with dish antennas, bu rather plane reflectors (of which yours is way too small as Richard pointed out). I know we cannot change your opinion or teach you anything- so I am out of here. Dale W4OP |
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