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Old February 2nd 05, 04:36 AM
Cecil Moore
 
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Ian Jackson wrote:
Cecil Moore writes:
A balanced-V would not have very much vertically polarized
radiation and thus would probably be an NVIS.


Vee antennas (inverted or not) tend to produce quite a lot of vertically
polarised radiation off the ends. Horizontal broadside, of course.
Ian.


Sorry, I left out a couple of words. Should have been
"A balanced-V would not have very much vertically polarized
low angle radiation and thus would probably be an NVIS."
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