G/T Simulations - by VE7BQH

Here you will find information on how antennas behave when stacked G/T is an important figure-of-merit for the antenna's overall receive performance, because it balances forward gain (G) against received thermal noise (T).

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Antennas/Theory/Antenna Gain

The title of the main category is Antenna Gain and it deals mainly with Learn about antenna gain, how to calculate it, and why it matters in amateur radio. Find guides, tools, and resources to optimize your antenna performance.. The link to this resource has been on our site since Friday Aug 25 2006, and it has been followed 852 times. So far it received 8 votes for a total score of 7.87/10
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