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Old May 18th 06, 04:49 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Incoming signal elevation question

On Wed, 17 May 2006 13:30:31 GMT, Cecil Moore
wrote:

Mike Coslo wrote:
It is hard to look at a radiation pattern, conclude that the
take-off angle is the only angle of radiation, and then blame it on
EZNEC!


I knew a ham in Chandler, AZ who would adjust not only
the direction but the height of his beam for maximum signal.
I assume by adjusting the height, he was changing his TOA.



I have heard of many hams stacking beams vertically to get that
earlier signal on one beam, and later in the day, the other beam gets
the stronger signal. Together, they still amplify the signal, but
sometimes one does much better than others at the TOA.


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Buck
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