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True Roy
I should have said something like "approaches" the horizontal Apologies for the mis-speak I am also going to have to look into the theory of how much VHF diffracts and bends so one can choose the right angles grin.. Cheers Bob Roy Lewallen wrote: Modeling will show that at great distances from the antenna, the horizontally radiated field is zero from any horizontally polarized antenna over ground. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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Modeling will show that at great distances from the antenna, the
horizontally radiated field is zero from any horizontally polarized antenna over ground. Roy Lewallen, W7EL "Bob Bob" wrote True Roy. I should have said something like "approaches" the horizontal. Apologies for the mis-speak. ___________ Pending some clarification from one of you (or anyone else) as to what is meant here, I point out that h-pol radiation directed toward an elevation at/near ground level has been, and still is the basis for very successful commercial broadcasting by FM and TV stations. RF |
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