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The degrees refer to Angle of Radiation or some call it TOA, Take off Angle.

Without typing way more than I want to the Angle of radiation is how the signal arrives to the receiving antenna or how the signal departs from the transmitting antenna.

Type of antenna and height above ground determines this TOA per say, along with a few other uncontrollable items such as buildings, structures, terrain and of course soil conductivity.

Google is your friend when it comes to information, a simple search will provide you with hours of research reading.

[QUOTE="wavrider, post: 307731, member: 9893"] The degrees refer to Angle of Radiation or some call it TOA, Take off Angle. Without typing way more than I want to the Angle of radiation is how the signal arrives to the receiving antenna or how the signal departs from the transmitting antenna. Type of antenna and height above ground determines this TOA per say, along with a few other uncontrollable items such as buildings, structures, terrain and of course soil conductivity. Google is your friend when it comes to information, a simple search will provide you with hours of research reading. [/QUOTE]

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