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Roy Lewallen wrote:
No, there's no upper or lower frequency limit. However, EZNEC results are only as good as the model. As frequency increases it's increasingly difficult to make a model which adequately imitates the real antenna. Roy Lewallen, W7EL Scott wrote: Is there an upper frequency limit that EZNEC can calculate with? If so, how high can one go? Will it do reasonably well up to say 902 MHz? Scott N0EDV Roy, I just wanted to butt in to say that your EZNEC is a fine program. Just started playing with it (ARRL version). Very user friendly...and your "test drive" is phenomenal. I must say, since I left ham radio back in the late 70's, I am very surprised that antenna modeling is within the reach of someone of limited technical background like me. Great job! You've done a lot for my "new" favorite hobby. Thanks! John AB8WH PS, I will be purchasing the full program. |
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