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Art, KB9MZ wrote:
"Thus this is inferior to a vertical that captures the low angles and discriminates against the high angles plus inferior to a poor vertical that discriminates against low angles." Yes, a vertical discriminates against high angles as it has a null in its pattern overhead. What "poor vertical" discriminates against low angles if ground conductivity is OK? A too-short vertical still has maximum radiation toward the horizon though it has less than a 1/4-wave or 5/8-wave vertical antenna has. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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