Hello Doug,
> I see you don't have conductor loss in your inputs. Try
> that and see what happens. Also, what's the input impedance
> look like? The gain you get from NEC is relative to the
> input power. If the two antennas have the same pattern, and
> no loss is modeled, their efficiencies will be 100 % and
> their gains will be the same.
Yes, and that's why I did not include any losses. But when
looking at the far-field pattern for both models it looks to me
that the two-wire model has (far) better performance than the
1-wire model.
For as far as I know, two models without any losses the area
(or should I say the volume) occupied by both the far-field
patterns should be the same. Even if one antenne is a single
element antenne 0.001 wl and the other is a full-size 1/2 wl dipole.
But when looking at both my models this does seem to be
true. (or maybe I am getting a bit blind...)
Arie.
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