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Old April 10th 05, 12:52 AM
Cecil Moore
 
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Chuck W. wrote:
Typically I hear about mounting with the feedpoint high, and the ends
low, but I managed to mount it with the feedpoint at about 35 feet, and
one end at 60 feet, and the other end at around 35 feet, so I have kind
of a sloping dipole.

Curious about what the characteristics of this antenna would be -- is
it more of a cloud burner, or does the slope offer a lower angle of
radiation?


Download the free demo version of EZNEC from http://www.eznec.com
and see for yourself.
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