[BC] Ground system
Tom Spencer
Radiofreetom at gmail.com
Sat Feb 11 23:15:47 CST 2012
OK; I can see that, but then - real world experience seems to indicate
that with buried radials, the improvements drop off after about 90
radials, and the difference between 120 and 160 is negligible.
And from what I recall reading not too long ago, elevated radials tend
to maximize efficiency at four. Adding two more - for a total of six -
offers little or no improvement in far-field signal strength.
Or did I misread something?
Cowboy wrote:
> Not really.
>
> In essence, one can think of the "ground radials" as merely taking the other half of the dipole, and splaying it out on the ground, into as many sections as you like. Therefore, the cross section of each spalyed section is more or less irrelevant. What is important, is how much of the field is intercepted by the return conductor, and how much is not.
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Tom Spencer
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