Tom Rauch wrote:
> Eznec 4 will also dispel the myth that you can mix two
> polarizations and have both vertical and horizontal at one
> point in space from an antenna that does not specifically
> generate a rotating field.
No, both EZNEC and elementary physics show that an E-W dipole
sloped 45 degrees radiates exactly equal amounts of both
vertical and horizontal polarization in N and S directions
with zero elevation, in free space.
This is a direct consequence of the fact that a polarization
vector, just like any other vector, can be interpreted as a
sum of two orthogonal vectors with appropriate amplitudes.
Rotation has nothing to do with this.
73,
Sinisa YT1NT, VE3EA
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