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On Sep 29, 3:44*pm, Owen wrote:
I have been exploring models of a quarter wave monopole over a set of radials on 80m using NEC4 models. If my models are valid, and they use 'average ground', the indication is that while it may require a large number of buried radials (16) before efficiency levels off a bit, similar efficiency can be obtained with just three radials elevated more than 100mm above the soil. This leaves me wondering why the popularity of extensive fields of buried radials for the lower bands. Comments? Owen Because my vertical is located out in a pasture. Deer, horses, and the tractor will trip over the wires. Even buried, the tractor tires brought some up when I mowed the pasture late this summer, especially when I turned over the radial field. Paul |
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