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    The document contains information about calculating the mechanical downtilt (θ) of an antenna based on its height (H), the distance to the site (L), and the electrical downtilt (e_y). It provides two formulas for calculating θ and applies the second formula to an example where H is 30m, L is 500m, and e_y is 4, finding the mechanical downtilt to be 9.46 degrees.

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    The document contains information about calculating the mechanical downtilt (θ) of an antenna based on its height (H), the distance to the site (L), and the electrical downtilt (e_y). It provides two formulas for calculating θ and applies the second formula to an example where H is 30m, L is 500m, and e_y is 4, finding the mechanical downtilt to be 9.46 degrees.

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    Formula Mekanikal Tilting

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    Achmad Salsabil
    The document contains information about calculating the mechanical downtilt (θ) of an antenna based on its height (H), the distance to the site (L), and the electrical downtilt (e_y). It provides two formulas for calculating θ and applies the second formula to an example where H is 30m, L is 500m, and e_y is 4, finding the mechanical downtilt to be 9.46 degrees.

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    L = The distance between of site 500

    H = Antenna High 30
    e_y = Electrical Downtilt 4
    θ = Mechanical Downtilt 9.4623402823 rumus2
    θ = Mechanical Downtilt θ = atan (2H / L) * 360 / (2 * p) + b /( 2 - e_γ) rumus1, b=?

    Rumus 1 :

    θ = atan (2H / L) * 360 / (2 * p) + b /( 2 - e_γ)

    Rumus 2 :

    θ = atan (H / L) * 360 / (2 * p) - e_γ


    source target
    antenna height electrical downtilt longitude latitude longitude
    30 2 116.112167 -8.585778 116.114500
    target
    latitude jarak antar site (m) θ = Mechanical Downtilt (rumus2)
    -8.583944 327.70 7.68

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