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Who told you PVC was lossless? Stick a sample of it in a (2.4 GHz) microwave oven and see what happens. You could
simulate it with a sheet of carbon impregnated foam, but I guess 4nec2 doesn't handle that either. If you need a radome, use foam polystyrene, commonly known as Styrofoam®. -- Crazy George Remove N O and S P A M imbedded in return address "Alex" wrote in message ... I have successfully constructed various 2400 Mhz antennas using the 4nec2 antenna modelling software (really great application, warm tnx to the author should he read this!) What I would like now is to get a rough idea as to how close I can put the antenna elements to a PVC casing without disturbing the radiation pattern, SWR etc. E.g. by putting a 2 mm lossless PVC sheet (with dielectricity constant = 7) 1 cm in front of the antenna element. Is it possible to simulate this? Alex |
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