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![]() "K9SQG" wrote From my research I've found indications that radial length beyond a quarter wavelength is indeed significant out to about two wavelengths. =============================== Only indications? At what frequency? At a distance of two wavelengths you are in the far field. Any improvement in distant signal strength has little to do with antenna/transmitter radiating efficiency which depends only on what takes place in the near field. More to do with less-lossy ground reflections part way along the propagation path. Very long radials behave similarly to large ground mats laid half way along a two-hop path. ---- Reg, G4FGQ |
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