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[email protected] September 18th 05 05:14 PM

Oops. I missed the line "I've built and used a few, for 40 meters"
as I had been scanning replies.

My apologies. Can we start over?

The Eternal Squire


[email protected] September 18th 05 05:15 PM

Very well. Thanks anyway.

The Eternal Squire


Richard Clark September 18th 05 05:20 PM

On 18 Sep 2005 09:14:47 -0700, wrote:

My apologies. Can we start over?


Hi OM,

One way, instead of asking Roy to do what he has already done (in
software if nowhere else) is to simply visit his site
http://www.eznec.com/
download his test version of EZNEC, open the file
4SQTL.EZ
and observe the differences between your work and his.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

[email protected] September 19th 05 04:13 AM

Thanks,

I shal give that a try


Arie September 21st 05 12:44 PM

schreef:

Very well. Thanks anyway.

The Eternal Squire


By the way, you can easily, convert the 4SqTL.EZ file into Nec2 or Nec4
format (to do some further comparisons) by opening it in 4nec2. It
should be automatically converted, including feed-line system.

Success,
Arie.



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