If you are adjusting how the antenna is oriented to the ground, what are you adjusting?

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If you are adjusting how the antenna is oriented to the ground, what are you adjusting?

Explanation:
You're changing the vertical angle of the antenna relative to the ground. When you move the antenna toward the ground, that's down tilt. This tilting toward the ground concentrates more energy in the nearby area and can help control interference and give better coverage close to the site. In contrast, tilting upward (up tilt) points the beam higher and farther away; left and right tilts rotate the antenna horizontally (azimuth) and don’t change its elevation relative to the ground.

You're changing the vertical angle of the antenna relative to the ground. When you move the antenna toward the ground, that's down tilt. This tilting toward the ground concentrates more energy in the nearby area and can help control interference and give better coverage close to the site. In contrast, tilting upward (up tilt) points the beam higher and farther away; left and right tilts rotate the antenna horizontally (azimuth) and don’t change its elevation relative to the ground.

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