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Re: Coaxial Wedge Collaborationagreed, the 'walking out of the monitor beam' is an issue for a wedge. It is usually caused by a 40x90 horn on it's side, and crossing at 2-4k. That's crossed too high, and too narrow horizontal beamwidth. I personally think crossing as low as possible, and using a wide dispersion HF is mandatory. (which is why I thought about the ribbon) 1.2khz and 75 degree conical would be my targets to avoid the 'beam'.
Re: Coaxial Wedge Collaboration
agreed, the 'walking out of the monitor beam' is an issue for a wedge. It is usually caused by a 40x90 horn on it's side, and crossing at 2-4k. That's crossed too high, and too narrow horizontal beamwidth.
I personally think crossing as low as possible, and using a wide dispersion HF is mandatory. (which is why I thought about the ribbon)
1.2khz and 75 degree conical would be my targets to avoid the 'beam'.
