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Johann wrote:
"A horizontal adjustment would yield better results in DX but not so good results for near communication, right?" To reach beyond line-of-sight but not very distant locations, usually requires a reflection from the ionosphere nearly directtly overhead. Vertical antennas tend to have a null directly overhead and tend to behave poorly for areas beyond line-of-sight that require an ionospheric reflection nearly overhead. Low horizontal wires radiate substantial energy as antennas at high angles to the horizon, and thus they are suited to reaching areas beyond the horizon. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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