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Junius Asks - "At what length does an antenna
begin to have directional characteristics?" Different Antennas have Different Directional Characteristics : [ All other things being perfect and technically correct :] 1/4 WL Vertical Wire Antenna - Omni {Full Circle} 1/2 WL Dipole Wire Antenna - The Broad Sides 1 1/2 WL Long Wire Antenna - The Far End Note - Since this is expressed in Wave Lengths (WL) these are the General Directional Characteristics at that Specific Frequency (WL) Only and at other Frequencies up-or-down the Spectrum then the Propagation Pattern of the Antenna may vary slightly or very radically. OBTW - Lack of any Directional Characteristics can be viewed as a Directional Characteristic of sorts - of course ! ![]() so now let the real facts and personal opinions begin . . . as to what is what -and- what is not - iane ~ RHF |
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