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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tom Danley" data-source="post: 141444" data-attributes="member: 259">Re: Infocomm???Further, one gets pattern flip when one makes the horizontal and vertical angle that doesn’t coincide with the correct width and height.    This is why making an array longer or more curved increases how much energy is radiated to the sides outside the intended / design angle.  In other words, there is only one set of alignments which avoid perturbing the radiation pattern so the idea of making the length and curve adjustable ignores another aspect of the physics which govern the radiation.  In addition, the SBH 10 radiates much less energy up and down than a row of very closely spaced direct radiators, horns are not the same as a row of direct radiating sources and instead acts and measures like a single driver on a very long /  deep horn.</blockquote>

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