I do agree, just a remark:
EM "pretends" it's engine is a competition to NEC-4, in real life very
hardly available to us - the public. What was written on other places -
it is in most cases; we hams might use (i.e. antennas of Yagi and loop
type) even more precise than NEC-4.
But the shell, as they deliver it, is as I have written, far in
friendliness to AO, EZNEC, NEC-WinPro etc.
I have bought it a while ago and as an analytical tool I find it
excellent. I have even suggested to EM some improvements to the shell,
but their response was something like: if you find some mathematical
problem we are more than happy to solve it but we do not care for the
shell - we are the scientists which developed this very good shell.....
OK still my admiration, since what I have modeled since and realized the
match was always within accuracy of the measurement (and this never
happens at least to me with YO 6.55 or EZNEC!!!) (T32RD antennas - some
of them quite complex (4 + 4 element duobander on 8m boom for 18+24
etc...) some of OK1RI/OK1RF antennas + OK1KIM 2m-farm today 161 el.
hopefully until end of june 306 elements - if interested have a look at
www.qsl.net/ok1kim (+ others)
73 !
Jiri
OK1RI
P.S. I am afraid we are again off towertalk so lets hope we won't be
punished !
Jan Erik Holm wrote:
> Another comment: Below I mean NEC 2, or 3 or 4 calc
> engine.
> And even NEC2 has a problem with close spaced wires
> so for designs like that I never ever would use anything
> else but NEC2-4 stuff.
>
> 73 Jim SM2EKM
> ---------------------------------------------------------
>
> Jan Erik Holm wrote:
>
>> Problem with YO is that the calculating engine is far too simple,
>> you really have to be carefull with what you are doing.
>> In any case, I would not trust YO alone, I would confirm
>> my design on a program using the NEC calculating engine.
>>
>> 73 Jim SM2EKM
>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Jiri Sanda wrote:
>>
>>> Can someone tell me what is the improvement from YO 6.55 to YO 7.0.
>>>
>>> Is it already able to model OWA type Yagis - i.e. would it model
>>> correctly the close elements ? What impedance you get if you model
>>> NW3Z design. 6.55 gives you something like 35 Ohms while
>>> mathematically excellent but user unfriendly EM-broadcast
>>> professional gives you 48 Ohms which is the reality.
>>>
>>> 73 !
>>>
>>> Jiri
>>> OK1RI
>>
>>
>
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