 Antenna voltage comparison needs an impedance convention

Antennas with effective areas $A_{e,1}$ and $A_{e,2}$ receiving the same polarization-matched plane wave have available powers in that ratio. If their matched-load resistances are equal, terminal voltage magnitudes have ratio $\sqrt{A_{e,1}/A_{e,2}}$. With unequal matched resistances the ratio becomes $\sqrt{A_{e,1}{R}_1/(A_{e,2}{R}_2)}$. Open-circuit voltages additionally depend on each antenna's source impedance. Geometry alone therefore fixes available-power estimates more directly than unspecified terminal voltages.