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Reg Edwards wrote:
Roy, My program requires antenna gains relative to isotropic to be entered. To help discover where I was going wrong a numerical type program was needed. Numerical programs do not need the intervention of fallible human ideas about isotropes, mirror images and ground reflections. I did not realise that EZNEC has the ability to calculate voltages and currents induced in elements miles away from the radiating element. There's a limit because of numerical precision, which I cautioned about in my last posting. But this problem is within its capabilities. But having the correct answer, I still have a problem. Praps you can help me to solve it. . . . Yes, I'm very interested by the apparent contradiction. But I'm also seemingly getting some contradictory answers -- I'll have something to offer after I get it sorted out. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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