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Endfire radiation characteristics of HF horizontal dipoles near the Earth's surface
Using a variety of computed radiation pattern profiles and a limited measurements program, the authors document some characteristics of endfire radiation from low-elevation horizontal wire dipole antennas. The numerical electromagnetics code (NEC) is used to investigate radiation pattern profiles selected to show the features of the endfire radiation. The on-axis field predicted from NEC is compared to measured values for an 18.1 MHz lambda /2 dipole at several heights above real ground to illustrate the reliability of the predictions of the code.<>