[600MRG] modeling tutorial

[D.J.J. Ring, Jr.]

Rev. Rudy, "Hallowed Preacher of LF (and MF)," pray tell which is "better"
to invest time in?

4NEC2 or EZNEC?

Or is it like studying Koine Greek and common Latin?  Two ancient languages
and it will take you a year to learn to cuss like Caesar the Salad or
Alexander the Grape?

Beware the Eyes of Marsha, Et Tu you brute!  All Gall bladders are divided
in three places, top, middle and bottom.

I remember my classy education.  I dot my I's and J's and Cross my T's and
X's.

Or do I double cross?  I forget.

See I even forget language, no wonder "Mom" told me not to go into
modelling. Dad told me I'd get glue all over my fingers when I put the
plastic model together.
73
DR

On Mon, Sep 7, 2015 at 3:04 PM, Rudy Severns <n6lf at epud.net> wrote:

> Hi DR,
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> There is a free tutorial on the 4NEC2 web page which is very helpful to
> get you started.  I don’t use 4NEC2 very often and it’s a bit different
> from EZNEC so when I want to switch over I often do a quick review of the
> tutorial!  I believe there is also an ARRL book on modeling although I
> haven’t read it.
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> I am of course being more than a little preachy on this subject and I
> realize for those who have no technical background and/or have not worked
> with CAD programs it can be intimidating.
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> All I can argue is “it’s not as bad as you fear” and “it’s really worth
> the trouble”.   Another point is “it’s really fun once you get going”.
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> 73, Rudy
>