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Hi to all
This is a related question to an earlier subject. The ''help'' file of EZNEC says that ''The ground reflections which cause the low-angle pattern reflections take place farther from the antenna than most common radial ground systems extend, so ground radial systems have little or no effect on the ground reflection phenomenon.'' My question: Supposing that there are radiations coming from the antenna and going downwards (maybe at very steep angle), those rays could be reflected on the radial system and could add to the pattern, for any radial length... The above sentence don't seems to validate such phenomenon.. So any further explanation would be welcome. 73 de VE2PID |
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