> The HEX-BEAM is relatively new approach to beam antenna design and has
> demonstrated remarkable performance using the controlled field
> concept. Antennas are available that cover 6 through 40 m in various
What is a "controlled field concept"?
What is considered "remarkable performance"?
As I understand it, the Hex Beam has about 3dB gain. That seems
reasonable and appropriate for a small beam antenna, so it indeed
must be a good small antenna!
I just don't understand the terms "controlled field concept" and why
working like it should is "remarkable".
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
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