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Sverre Holm wrote: You loose something and you gain something else. The longer loop (320m) will give you a lower elevation angle at the low frequencies (160, 80 m...) I did not see this in L.B.'s article ( in a quick read through) and it would seem to go against the basic premise that takeoff angle is solely a function of height above ground. I did a loop model in AO and did not see any changes in takeoff angle as I changed loop circumference. Can you point me to the section. Tnx, Dale W4OP |