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    Formula Mekanikal Tilting

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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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    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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    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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