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Sorry shockwave... but no what you are saying isnt rigth.

For antennas it doesnt mather on wich frequency you apply the rules.
as long it is equal in reference to wavelength.

so a have wave length dipole at 1 wavelength heigth on 3,8 Mhz will show the same results as a have wave length dipole at 1 wavelength heigth on 27 mhz etc..

Allmost all antenna rules can be aplied to any frequency

PS...have you ever heard of a standard dipole producing different gain at different frequencies?..

Just buy one of the books and it will be explained...

The behaviour of propagation is different with frequency perhaps thats where you went wrong?

Kind regards,
Henry
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[QUOTE="Henry HPSD, post: 204194, member: 2333"] Sorry shockwave... but no what you are saying isnt rigth. For antennas it doesnt mather on wich frequency you apply the rules. as long it is equal in reference to wavelength. so a have wave length dipole at 1 wavelength heigth on 3,8 Mhz will show the same results as a have wave length dipole at 1 wavelength heigth on 27 mhz etc.. Allmost all antenna rules can be aplied to any frequency PS...have you ever heard of a standard dipole producing different gain at different frequencies?.. Just buy one of the books and it will be explained... The behaviour of propagation is different with frequency perhaps thats where you went wrong? Kind regards, Henry 19SD348 [/QUOTE]

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