My question is about the polar plot for a sector antenna where you see
tiny lobes coming off it. Such as in between the rear lobe and the main
lobe there might be several tiny lobes. I've always thought RSSI was
unstable when you hit the sector from a weird direction like that.
If I could see the radiation pattern in realtime would those lobes be
stationary or would they dance around a little?
I'm just looking for an underlying reason for things I've seen in the
field, and maybe a real justification to use when I tell people not to
do that.
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