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On Fri, 26 Sep 2003 01:45:14 GMT, budgie
wrote: (snip) More specifically, there is a very specialised report from the Communications Research Centre in Ottawa titled "Beverage Antennas for HF Communications, Direction Finding and Over-the horizon Radars" (CRC Report #1282 - August 1976). This gives in vol2 all sorts of parameters for HF beverage-type antennae. Gain, takeoff angle, beamwidth, impedance etc as a function of ground type/condition, wire length, wire height above ground etc. One VERY good read. First report cited at: http://shekel.dgcp.crc.ca/web2/tramp...m/A15glkni.000 |
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