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I'll admit I still have my EZNEC training wheels on. This is my first experience working in the program to any depth. I have been relying on the basic model that Henry made and have not changed any of the segments or diameters other then the main radiator diameter since this seemed to have the most impact on results.

I see where wires 2 & 9 are thinner then the rest. I'm not sure if Henry did that or if it was an oversight. The "Control Center Units" just seems to change from metric to inches or feet. I understand what Bob85 and Marconi are saying about segment lengths for the most part but still am not familiar with the program enough to make the changes.

That was my reason for wanting the work done so far to be on this site. In the hopes people with more EZNEC experience would have interest in making the model represent the actual antenna as closely as possible. Lets see where this goes.

<blockquote data-quote="Shockwave" data-source="post: 212202" data-attributes="member: 10882">I&#039;ll admit I still have my EZNEC training wheels on. This is my first experience working in the program to any depth. I have been relying on the basic model that Henry made and have not changed any of the segments or diameters other then the main radiator diameter since this seemed to have the most impact on results.I see where wires 2 &amp; 9 are thinner then the rest. I&#039;m not sure if Henry did that or if it was an oversight. The &quot;Control Center Units&quot; just seems to change from metric to inches or feet. I understand what Bob85 and Marconi are saying about segment lengths for the most part but still am not familiar with the program enough to make the changes.That was my reason for wanting the work done so far to be on this site. In the hopes people with more EZNEC experience would have interest in making the model represent the actual antenna as closely as possible. Lets see where this goes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shockwave, post: 212202, member: 10882"] I'll admit I still have my EZNEC training wheels on. This is my first experience working in the program to any depth. I have been relying on the basic model that Henry made and have not changed any of the segments or diameters other then the main radiator diameter since this seemed to have the most impact on results. I see where wires 2 & 9 are thinner then the rest. I'm not sure if Henry did that or if it was an oversight. The "Control Center Units" just seems to change from metric to inches or feet. I understand what Bob85 and Marconi are saying about segment lengths for the most part but still am not familiar with the program enough to make the changes. That was my reason for wanting the work done so far to be on this site. In the hopes people with more EZNEC experience would have interest in making the model represent the actual antenna as closely as possible. Lets see where this goes. [/QUOTE]

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