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![]() "Yuri Blanarovich" wrote in message ... Reg wrote: The type of antenna or its radiation pattern has nothing whatever to do with the path taken by the radio wave through the ionosphere. The take-off angle and its name, generated by EZNEC, can be very misleading. It has to do. It allows us to direct the RF under desired angle to hit the layer or region that supports the propagation to the chosen target. ======================================= Yuri, But you can't "direct" it. You have to do your best with whatever elevation angle Eznec dictates. ---- Reg. |
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