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Modeling, a powerful tool in Amateur Radio, can help you to\r\ndesign antennas and optimize their performances. Today, the EZNEC program is\r\nwidely used worldwide. A lot was, and still is written about this program in\r\nmany books, magazines, and on the internet. Example EZNEC models are widely\r\nand easily found and available. However, EZNEC lacks one option: optimizing\r\nthe model. To allow optimizing, you need the use of variables and formulas.\r\nThis lack is solved by the author of the AutoEZ application, Dan Maguire,\r\nAC6LA. Whenever you Google \"AutoEZ models\" or \"Optimizing Antenna models,\" you\r\nwill be disappointed about the results. Nearly the only source about\r\noptimizing an antenna is found at the website of Dan Maguire and my website\r\non5au.be, and my book publications: \"Advanced Antenna Modeling\" and \"Practical\r\nAntenna Models - Volume 1\". This new “Practical Antenna Models -Volume 2”\r\nhandles mainly, for the most part, vertically polarized antennas, such as\r\ngroundplanes, verticals, 5\/8 wavelength multiband, Tower (pylon) models,\r\nmutual coupling between antennas, J-pole, matching circuits, etc. Again, EZNEC\r\nand AutoEZ models are intensively used, step by step, fully explained, and\r\nmany AutoEZ tricks revealed. Read more\u003c\/p\u003e \r\n\r\n\u003ch3\u003eProduct Features\u003c\/h3\u003e\r\n \u003cul class=\"a\"\u003e\r\n \u003c\/ul\u003e"}