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![]() "Jerry" wrote in message ... "Sal M. Onella" wrote in message ... "Jerry" wrote in message ... snip I share your thoughts about a pattern range. I recently talked my buddy into writing a program that plots Elevation Plane patterns of an antenna when scaled to a frequency sent from any Polar Orbiting Satellite. I use it alot using the 137 MHz beacons sent from NOAA satellites. Some HAM satellites could be used. There are also L-band beacons sent from the NOAA satellites. That's an interesting approach. Thanks. Hi "Sal" If you ever get involved with that Pattern Range, Patrik Tast publishes information on his program on the web. Everything Patrik does is *hobby related* and available free. Nothing I do is sophisticated or difficult to reproduce or to improve upon. I was using Excel to plot the RSSI level before I asked Patrik to make a program to display the signal strength in polar form. I can get actual patterns that Very closely resemble EZNEC plots. Thanks. Whatever I set up will probably be for signal strength A/B testing between antennas at a fixed distance. |
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