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An antenna doesn't have a single "radiation angle". It radiates at all
angles. The relevant question is how much does it radiate at the particular angle of interest, not at which angle does it radiate the most. An antenna which radiates its maximum at a high angle might well radiate more at a low angle than an antenna with a lower angle of maximum radiation. Roy Lewallen, W7EL wrote: On 13 Sep 2005 16:15:08 GMT, "Bill Turner" wrote: Without more information, this comparison is flawed. A mobile whip has a lower angle of radiation than a horizontal dipole. . . Correct on radiation angle . . . |
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