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The meaning of 'Radiation Resistance'
Owen,
I like the IRE definition, which according to W8JI is: "The total power radiated in all directions divided by the square of the net current causing the radiation". That definition draws a distinction between Rrad and the resistive component of the feedpoint impedance; it makes the Rrad of a folded dipole 75 ohms, not 300 ohms; and it avoids some of the errors folk make in assuming that "folding" a vertical can reduce ground losses. 73, Steve G3TXQ |
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