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Hi Richard,
I tried it. I considered my Hentenna as a transmission line and I applied the standing wave theory according to "THE ARRL ANTENNA BOOK 18th Ed 1997, Fig 65". The currents flow the antenna as shown below: http://antennas.ee.duth.gr/recradioa...ndingwaves.htm Obviously, the currents of the 3 parallel horizontal branches are flowing in the same direction. Their sum gives the total field. On the other hand, we have 3 antiparallel pairs of currents flowing through the vertical branches. Therefore the field becomes equal to zero. As a result, the arrangement radiates and it can not be considered as a transmission line. Emma. |