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Reg Edwards wrote:
Reg Edwards wrote: A pair of radials behave as a continuous dipole fed at its center via a single wire. And it radiates. If the radials are horizontal and radiating, why is there virtually no horizontally polarized radiation? -- 73, Cecil ====================================== Cec, Your use of the word "virtually" indicates a weakness in your ideas on the subject. The radiation, as small as it may be, is vertically polarised. ---- Reg. Put a number on it, Reg. Besides, you said, yourself, that Cecil is always right. 73, Tom Donaly, KA6RUH |
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