Hello all, I would appreciate your comments/guidance about this question. I have a calibrated biconical antenna and its calibration report includes its AF (antenna factor) and the Gain at 1 meter. I would like to get the corresponding TAF (Transmit Antenna Factor) for this antenna at 1 m, 3 m and 10 m. The question is, Is it possible calculate TAF for distances at 1 m, 3 m & 10 m using the AF at 1 m? It may be a different situation for the 1 m as I already have the AF at that distance. Do I need to get the calibrated AF for the other two distances? Thank you very much. Rodrigo Rodriguez
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