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![]() "Roy Lewallen" wrote in message ... wrote: "Roy Lewallen" wrote in message ... wrote: . . . Now Roy I have a problem with what you are saying here I spend hours modelling an array to lower the TOA or angle of max radiation which directly controls the main lobe dimension both in width and height. And, as I've said quite a few times in one way or another, it's largely a waste of time. Why? A single word question On what authority do you base that statement on? Because "takeoff angle" as you use the term does not bear a direct relationship to the ability to communicate. O.K. Roy if you are going to let this discussion revolve solely around the term of TOA which is a datum line around which the main lobe evolves,, A term you have voiced opposition to over the years and which you personally use in your own antenna program design then you will be succesfull in any debate regarding antennas. I have stated many times that the elevation angle denotes the line of maximum gain and the lobe that surrounds this angle denotes the area of communication ability represented by the oft used term of the 3 dB window. You are refusing to accept the use of this term because of personal emotional reasons, that you only use the term under protest because of commercial reasons and now as a basis for rejecting. new knoweledge supplied by computor programs.,. presumably by clinging to "all is known" mantra I will never persuade you to view this thread with an open mind. You have stated that TOA as I describe the term does not bear a direct "relationship " to the ability to communicate which obviously must relate to a part of a post where you envision that you have accomplished a "gottcha". One person stated that everybody knows that I am right which I question, especially since you have now come forward with contrary thoughts. Roy, there can be no debate if one must always accept all your statements in Pope like fashion that excludes discussion. Best regards Art Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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. . . You are refusing to accept the use of this term because of personal emotional reasons, that you only use the term under protest because of commercial reasons and now as a basis for rejecting. new knoweledge supplied by computor programs.,. presumably by clinging to "all is known" mantra I will never persuade you to view this thread with an open mind. . . . Roy, there can be no debate if one must always accept all your statements in Pope like fashion that excludes discussion. Best regards This sort of response doesn't constitute a debate, and it's nothing I see any need or desire to respond to. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 03:11:34 GMT, "
wrote: a basis for rejecting. new knoweledge supplied by computor programs Hi Art, More baloney cut thick. You have NOWHERE offered any discussion of ANY new knoweledge (sic); but you hug such manufactured sentiments like an emotional life preserver. You rctleeny challngeed Roy for his athortuy. You wloud do well to leran spllenig bfoere ripeteang that aigan. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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Richard Clark wrote:
On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 03:11:34 GMT, " wrote: a basis for rejecting. new knoweledge supplied by computor programs Hi Art, More baloney cut thick. You have NOWHERE offered any discussion of ANY new knoweledge (sic); but you hug such manufactured sentiments like an emotional life preserver. You rctleeny challngeed Roy for his athortuy. You wloud do well to leran spllenig bfoere ripeteang that aigan. What I want to know is how we are going to alter reality when the computer program shows it is wrong! - Mike KB3EIA - |
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