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Old April 4th 05, 02:20 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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John Smith wrote:
Just for my curriosity, I will do a full-wave with a T-Match ...
(seems a 1 wave vertical is best suited for high angle radiation
pattern.)


An *end-fed* one wavelength vertical fed against ground has
a high angle radiation pattern, e.g. 36 deg TOA. A one wavelength
vertical with a T-Match is a center-fed antenna. Such an antenna
has a *low angle* radiation pattern, e.g. 11 deg TOA.
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