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"John" wrote in message ...
Can someone tell me please an easy way to calculate the optimum angle of radiation from a transmitting antenna over a given path on the HF bands (160m - 10m)? OK, I guess its all to do with the height of the reflective layer in play and the distance of the QSO but I'd really appreciate some clues as to how to work this out. John, to get some more insight in this, I could suggest to take a look at http://elbert.its.bldrdoc.gov/pc_hf/hfwin32.html. I must admit however that it will require some learning-effort. If you found the angle of interest, you could then use any antenna modelling package to determine the antenna height needed for the frequency used. Or use HFTA for none-flat/sloping surfaces. Arie. |
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