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Old May 17th 06, 08:42 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
Richard Clark
 
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Default Incoming signal elevation question

On Wed, 17 May 2006 20:15:24 +0100, "Reg Edwards"
wrote:

The elevation angle ... changes

....
Radio waves follow paths dictated by trigonometry and geometry

a curious trig and geometry at that
entirely independent of the idiosyncrasies of radio antennas.

and unzipped software propagation forecasters too?

Hi Reggie,

I especially enjoy how you attempt to poison the restaurant to kill
waiter:
How does Eznec know
How does Eznec know
How does Eznec know
How does Eznec know
Eznec doesn't know

Which presumes a claim (four of them in fact) not made (except by you,
but then anyone can put antenna modeling tools to foolish propagation
uses).

I won't ask for substantiation on your geometry, Lord Kelvinator has
turned his back on these absurd proceedings too. I will leave you
with the last exasperated gasp.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC
 
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