Dan,
Some time ago I challenged G0KSC on a balun issue - you can read the
discussion here:
http://www.g0ksc.co.uk/forum/2-antenna-discussions-here/122-pawsey-stub-error.html
You might want to read that discussion and then form your own opinion
about his understanding of how baluns work!!
73,
Steve G3TXQ
On 18/09/2011 01:28, Dan Hearn wrote:
> If you are an antenna fan you are probably aware of the work done by G0KSC
> to design yagi antennas having exceptionally low radiation off the rear and
> wide bandwidth. These are described on his web page and, I believe, are
> offered by F12. One uses a loop radiator and the other uses a split dipole.
> One version uses a rather unorthodox quarter wave balun formed by connecting
> a 1/4 wave long bar from the coax center connection on the dipole which runs
> along the boom and is connected to it at the other end. It is not connected
> to the feed line coax 1/4 wavelength from the feed point. I do not
> understand how this works.
> This does not seem to agree with the explanation of the usual quarter wave
> balun found here.
> http://www.antenna-theory.com/definitions/foldedbalun.php
>
> Any comments?
>
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