Elk doesn't appear to offer a log-periodic:
http://www.elkantennas.com/shop/
But their prices are competitive with Arrow.
Thanks for the link - David KD4E
I've been backpacking an Elk Antenna for 10 years! A number of years
ago, I set up my Elk, on a shorty, table top camera tri-pod, on the
top of Wheeler Peak (13, 063 feet) in Eastern Nevada, with a Kenwood
TH-F6a handheld. I then proceeded to check into the Western Nevada
Noon Net, , in Reno, Nevada, over 350 miles away, on 5 watts! Great
little 'break-down' antenna!
Joe - W7RKN
-----Original Message----- From: RFI
[mailto:rfi-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Kimo C Chun Subject:
[RFI] Subject: Re: Recommended Handheld VHF-UHF Yagi?
I haven't followed this closely. If you're looking for log periodic
yagi that covers amateur frequencies I just happened to pick up a
QST, June 2013, pg. 56 "Short Takes" column by Steve Ford, WB8IMY.
There, he reviewed a hand held VHF/UHF Log Periodic Yagi from Elk
Antennas, model 2M/440L5. It has 5 elements and costs $125. They're
in Walnut Creek, CA. Ph: (925) 330-0049. www.elkantennas.com
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