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Roy Lewallen wrote:
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. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ That's true, except few if any hams have a specific "angle of interest", since different angles are used at different times. For most of us, the angle of maximum radiation gives a general indication of how the antenna will perform. A better indication would be a graphical representation. It's always a problem when one tries to reduce a complex situation like this down to a single number. 73, Bill W6WRT |
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