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On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 22:58:58 GMT, Richard Clark
wrote: On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 21:59:39 GMT, "stefano" wrote: Hi Richard, I think you missed some important facts. Hi Stefano, No, I did not miss ANY facts. They are quoted as follows. This is the DATA! not excuses, not explanations, not translations! It is understandable that this is very complex for you to understand. The science of antenna design can actually be reduced to simple analysis of results shown in the report. The numbers below are exact confirmation of the LOSS and POOR EFFICIENCY that confirm the eh is like any other small lossy and inefficient antenna. It also demonstrates that EVERY claim made for the eh is totally FALSE. Again, Stefano, Let us just throw away the eh, and keep the tower and the top-hat. We add a capacitor (just like the eh, except simpler for a match) and we use the same ground that the test engineer "says" the Georgia ground is like (2mS). Results show that this is BETTER than the eh antenna: Impedance = 38.82 + J 5.631 ohms Max gain = -4.42dBi Who needs eh antenna? No one! :-) Save money, ignore false claims and enjoy better performance! Oh! Sorry, Stefano. You sell these don't you? Maybe this why you don't like the data. :-( EZNEC file available on request. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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