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![]() "Richard Fry" ... On Sep 17, 12:15 pm, Szczepan Białek wrote: If antenna has only one source it is omnidirectional. If two or more is directional because the waves from different sources interfere. More study is needed on your part, S*. Consult the textbooks of the authors that already have been listed, and quoted here. Your unproven, personal opinions are not sufficient to support some of the statements you post-- which accounts for the "negative" comments responding to them. I wrote: "Do not send me to librery". Every single real-world antenna in existence has more than one source along its length that contributes to its radiation pattern, and therefore has some directionality. I wrote" "Pressure pulse travel" I means that in monopole antena is one strong source on the and and traveling source "along its length" . Your study and accurate understanding of the works of the authors mentioned will prove this. Tell me who is right: Helmholtz or Heaviside? S* |
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