Jim
One good thing to look at is the Quads made by Cubex. The Orlando Amateur
Radio Club just bought a King Bee III Triband Quad for 6M, 2M and 70Cm on
the same boom for use by our VHF+ station at Field Day. It has 8 els on 2m
and 70 CM and 4 on 6M, all on an 8" boom. Details on their website at,
http://www.cubex.com/dbuhf.htm.
In the past I have used the Dual band version the King Bee for Field Day
and other portable operations (such as TI2/W2BZY) Their are others out
there that also support multiple bands but this is the only one I have used
personally.
VRY 73
Bob Cumming
W2BZY
QRV 160-13CM
from EL98hr
5/5/2003 -0400, JimMoci@aol.com wrote:
>Hello all- I have a question concerning VHF yagi antennas. Can 6 and 2 meter
>antennas be interlaced on the same boom like some HF antennas are? I have a
>modest station and just a small roof tower so antenna space is a premium. I
>am thiniking of placing a 4 or 5 element 2 meter beam between the last two
>directors of a 5 element 6 meter beam. Is this possible? Is there to much
>interaction? Thanks for any and all input!
>
>Jim W3ATV
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