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Skewing shouldn't be substantial, that is odd. When I use auto segmentation, I give it an amount per half wavelength, and the modeling software takes care of it for me. Sometimes I change this some in the process of modeling... I have, in the past, compared a manual and auto segmented comparison models, I got identical results. That being said, I made sure all the elements had the same number of segments between the auto segmentation and the manual counts, so they should have been exactly the same. I haven't seen anything where auto segmentation causes significant skewing where the model without auto segmentation has little to none.

If you still have the .EZ files, you can send them to me, I can load them directly into 4Nec2 and see if I notice anything.

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<blockquote data-quote="The DB" data-source="post: 565738" data-attributes="member: 21346">Skewing shouldn&#039;t be substantial, that is odd.&nbsp; When I use auto segmentation, I give it an amount per half wavelength, and the modeling software takes care of it for me.&nbsp; Sometimes I change this some in the process of modeling...&nbsp; I have, in the past, compared a manual and auto segmented comparison models, I got identical results.&nbsp; That being said, I made sure all the elements had the same number of segments between the auto segmentation and the manual counts, so they should have been exactly the same.&nbsp; I haven&#039;t seen anything where auto segmentation causes significant skewing where the model without auto segmentation has little to none.If you still have the .EZ files, you can send them to me, I can load them directly into 4Nec2 and see if I notice anything.<a href="http://hittman.us" target="_blank">The DB</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="The DB, post: 565738, member: 21346"] Skewing shouldn't be substantial, that is odd. When I use auto segmentation, I give it an amount per half wavelength, and the modeling software takes care of it for me. Sometimes I change this some in the process of modeling... I have, in the past, compared a manual and auto segmented comparison models, I got identical results. That being said, I made sure all the elements had the same number of segments between the auto segmentation and the manual counts, so they should have been exactly the same. I haven't seen anything where auto segmentation causes significant skewing where the model without auto segmentation has little to none. If you still have the .EZ files, you can send them to me, I can load them directly into 4Nec2 and see if I notice anything. [URL='http://hittman.us'][COLOR=#000000]The DB[/COLOR][/URL] [/QUOTE]

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