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huh???????????? BASIC antenna theory,............radiation angle is a function of height over ground.

if your modeling program doesn't show a difference between "normal" and "inverted" configurations, then the software is deficient..

the TOA is the MIN angle, there is also a MAX angle too. what we are concerned with is the vector area SHIFT contained BEWEEN the 2 when an antenna is inverted.

by changing the relative TX antenna height , the "cone" of radiated RF is directed at, below, or above the RX antenna, this is true with both inverted and normal mounted vertical antennas.

[QUOTE="hookedon6, post: 384809, member: 7336"] huh???????????? BASIC antenna theory,............radiation angle is a function of height over ground. if your modeling program doesn't show a difference between "normal" and "inverted" configurations, then [B]the software is deficient.[/B]. the TOA is the MIN angle, there is also a MAX angle too. what we are concerned with is the vector area SHIFT contained [B]BEWEEN[/B] the 2 when an antenna is inverted. by changing the relative TX antenna height , the "cone" of radiated RF is directed at, below, or above the RX antenna, this is true with both inverted and normal mounted vertical antennas. [/QUOTE]

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