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I was thinking the last model you posted was with 105" radials, but i see now from your comments here that it is for the stock 72" radials, so then for sure the 72" radials at 40' are looking pretty good at this point, and that is what I was thinking that the stock 72" radials can yield some good results but with the right elevation...Perhaps a 27' mast height may help may be not(that based on my previous conjecture of 3/4 wl above ground),,,

Other wise at this point you could take the model to 45 degrees on the radials and see if that improves the model. If it does then taking it to 70 degrees would be my next step and see what it does from there.

Hope you follow my thoughts, other wise let me know I will try to be clearer when I type.

Have a good afternoon.

[QUOTE="gamegetter, post: 369276, member: 14621"] I was thinking the last model you posted was with 105" radials, but i see now from your comments here that it is for the stock 72" radials, so then for sure the 72" radials at 40' are looking pretty good at this point, and that is what I was thinking that the stock 72" radials can yield some good results but with the right elevation...Perhaps a 27' mast height may help may be not(that based on my previous conjecture of 3/4 wl above ground),,, Other wise at this point you could take the model to 45 degrees on the radials and see if that improves the model. If it does then taking it to 70 degrees would be my next step and see what it does from there. Hope you follow my thoughts, other wise let me know I will try to be clearer when I type. Have a good afternoon. [/QUOTE]

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