Wire antenna analysis software recommendations?
 

Am looking for recommendations of antenna analysis software programs to
assist me in development and construction of a variety of wire and
multi-band antennas. Primarily interested in programs that display radiation
pattern. No preference if it is old DOS based or the latest thing. I would
prefer shareware/free or at least something reasonable in cost. Thanks.

Smokey W9STB

Wire antenna analysis software recommendations?
 

Smokey wrote:

Am looking for recommendations of antenna analysis software programs


EZNEC seems to work well. A bit of a learning curve but thats to be
expected.
And Roy is always around here on the groups should you need to find him.
http://www.eznec.com

-Bill

Wire antenna analysis software recommendations?
 

On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 21:17:40 -0600, "Smokey"
wrote:

Am looking for recommendations of antenna analysis software programs to
assist me in development and construction of a variety of wire and
multi-band antennas. Primarily interested in programs that display radiation
pattern. No preference if it is old DOS based or the latest thing. I would
prefer shareware/free or at least something reasonable in cost. Thanks.

Free:

1. The demo version of EZNEC www.eznec.com

2. MMANA http://www.smeter.net/antennas/mmana.php

3. 4NEC2 http://www.si-list.org/swindex2.html#4nec2_

Nearly Free:

1. MultiNEC http://www.si-list.org/NEC_Archives/MultiNEC.zip

Wire antenna analysis software recommendations?
 

Hello Wes, Smokey,

The link for latest 4nec2 versions has changed to
http://home.ict.nl/~arivoors/

Arie.

Wire antenna analysis software recommendations?
 

On 16 Nov 2005 04:43:26 -0800, "Arie" wrote:

Hello Wes, Smokey,

The link for latest 4nec2 versions has changed to
http://home.ict.nl/~arivoors/

Arie.

Thanks Arie, I'll make a note of that.

Wes

Wire antenna analysis software recommendations?
 

Wes, Bill, Arie and all...

Thank you for taking the time to assist me! In concert with my
all-boatanchors shack I have run across some unusual antennas in early
"wireless" books and thought it would be fun to use vintage sky wires as
well.

I am grateful for all of your help.

Smokey