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my thought are based on something i read some time back on an article from the arrl handbook...for some reason i keep thinking that 3/4 wl above ground for an elevated ground radial system is supposed to be ideal in terms of the missing half of the antenna and on helping the feed point impedance,,,this related to voltage/high-current on the lower end of said antenna.

that having been said, the models could prove an ideal elevation and and ideal angle for the radials...

enjoy the rest of the evening sir, i have some mowing to do tonight and 'prolly won't be around til late tonight or 'morrow.

[QUOTE="gamegetter, post: 369121, member: 14621"] my thought are based on something i read some time back on an article from the arrl handbook...for some reason i keep thinking that 3/4 wl above ground for an elevated ground radial system is supposed to be ideal in terms of the missing half of the antenna and on helping the feed point impedance,,,this related to voltage/high-current on the lower end of said antenna. that having been said, the models could prove an ideal elevation and and ideal angle for the radials... enjoy the rest of the evening sir, i have some mowing to do tonight and 'prolly won't be around til late tonight or 'morrow. [/QUOTE]

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