[TowerTalk] Tribander losses
i4jmy@iol.it
i4jmy@iol.it
Tue, 18 Jul 2000 10:46:25 +0200
It depends by which F/B, BW, and feed point numbers are considered the
good ones. (it's a very individual point)
Assuming to be slightly pessimists, fixing a F/B that's 20/25 dB along
the band (30/35 dB at best spot), desirying a full band coverage (Gain,
F/B and SWR) and acepting 20 Ohm as the minimal feed point resistance,
on a 24 ft long boom we can built:
1) 3 elements on 14 MHz and 8.3 dBi gain
2) 4 elements on 21 MHz and 8.8 dBi gain
3) 5 elements on 28 MHz and 10.2 dBi gain
Some higher gain (< 1 dB) is possible at a significative F/B and BW
detriment.
Higher gains at very low feed point resistances are a mith.
That sort of gain stay on the paper because is always vanished in the
matching unit.
73,
Mauri I4JMY
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> Can anyone advise what gain should be expected from 3 monoband
elements on
> a 24-foot boom on 20 and 15, or 4 elements on 10 (assuming reasonable
SWR
> bandwidth and F/B performance across the band)?
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> 73, Pete Smith N4ZR
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