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"Roy Lewallen" wrote
The chart shows that in the absence of ground loss (the "theoretical" curve), the difference in gain between a very short vertical and 0.25 wavelength high vertical is 0.4 dB (300 vs 314 mV/m). This is approximately the number I've quoted before on a number of occasions (0.45, or less than 0.5 dB). ___________________ However even when using the theroretical plot, the field difference between 0.25 lambda and 0.5 lambda radiators is 1.65 dB (380 vs 314). Going from 1/4 wave to 5/8 wave the field ratio is even mo almost 3 dB (440 vs 314). I have seen it written on this NG that an improvement of antenna gain of as little as 1dB is worthwhile. RF PS: I see I read the wrong side of the chart in my earlier post. Thanks for your mercy g. Well, the point was right, even if the numbers were wrong. /RF |
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