I modeled a Force 12 C3SS tribander and a M2 6m7jhv on a 16' mast. I found
that if I had the tribander and the 6m antenna any closer than 16' then the
front to back on the 6m suffered. There was essentially negligible
effect on the tribander and the gain of the 6m ant.
BTW, it is important to model all the metal elements. I was considering a
2m cushcraft antenna with metal support arms for the boom. These arms
interacted quite a bit with my other antennas. So I chose a M2 2m antenna
instead.
Hope this helps,
Rajiv, N2RD
At 06:31 AM 7/28/2003, Jim Smith wrote:
>If you get any private answers could you please forward them to me? I
>want to do the same thing above my C4SXL except its an old Hy-Gain DB62 6
>& 2 m beam.
>
>Thanks
>
>73 de Jim Smith VE7FO
>
>WW3S wrote:
>
>>What is the minimum accepted vertical separation between a C4 and a uhf/vhf
>>combo? I think I'll have the uhf/vhf ( both 20 elements) on a T type
>>arrangement on the top of the mast and may only be able to get 5' vertical
>>separation between the C4 and the uhf/vhf array. Is that enough? Or would
>>the HF pattern be severely degraded?
>>
>>
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