NEC-LIST:Modeling a conductive surface in NEC2

Hello, some thoughts...

The nec-2 doc's say the following:

wl = wavelength, L = segment length, R = wire radius

to have no errors: to have no warnings:

wl/1000 < L < wl/5 L < wl/10
R < wl/30 R < wl/100
R < L/2 R < L/8 (without EK)
R < 2*L R < L/2 ( with EK)

When setting L to wl/10 this becomes the following:

to have no errors: to have no warnings:

R < wl/30 and L < wl/20 R < wl/100 and R < wl/80
--> R < wl/30 --> R < wl/100

using EK:
        
R < wl/30 and L < wl/5 R < wl/100 and R < wl/20
--> R < wl/30 --> R < wl/100

So, for as far as I can see, R should be al least
< wl/30 (or wl/80) when using a grid/segment
spacing of wl/10.

Please correct me if I am wrong....

Arie.

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