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Dear Reg:
Quite. I have found it more useful to use frequency. 73 Mac N8TT P.S. The peaks and nulls suggested by the equation agree quite well when compared to those resulting from using a "perfect" ground with EZNEC/4 as long as the angles are less than about 30 degrees. In FS, the Yagi is down 1 db at 21.5 degrees and down 2 db at just under 30 degrees. -- J. Mc Laughlin; Michigan U.S.A. Home: "Reg Edwards" wrote in message ... If one writes the equation, for elevation angles of nulls and maximums, in terms of free-space wavelength instead of frequency, an even more simple equation is obtained : Beta = ArcSin( N * Lambda / 4 / Height ) degrees. Where Lambda is free-space wavelength and Height is height above ground. When N is odd, Beta corresponds to a maximum in the pattern. When N is even, Beta correspnds to a null in the pattern. ---- Reg, G4FGQ |
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