[TowerTalk] Cushcraft WARC beam

n4kg@juno.com n4kg@juno.com
Wed, 14 Nov 2001 18:20:54 -0600


I expect the 30M add-on would work very well by itself.
I have a D3W dipole side mounted at 65 ft on a 130 ft 
tower and am pleased with it's performance.

'Optimum' spacing for a 2L reflector Yagi is 0.15 WL which
is 15 ft on 30M.  The A3WS boom is only 14 ft with the DE
close to center so the 30M add on would be very close,
lowering feed impedance and possibly gain.

Cushcraft has a truss support for the DE so you may
also want to do that for the reflector if you did make 
such a change.

I have worked over 320 countries on 30M using various
dipoles from 65 to 130 ft.

Tom  N4KG


On Wed, 14 Nov 2001  Don Havlicek <n8de@thepoint.net> writes:
> 
> Has anyone added the A103 30m add-on kit to the WARC Beam?
> If so ... anyone added TWO of those add-on kits .. one to the driven
> element and one to the reflector?  
> Seems that would give 3-elements on 12m and 17m, and TWO on 30m.
> I have thoughts of adding the A-103 add-on to all three elements to 
> make
> the antenna a 3-el for all three bands!
> Any ideas/suggestions/thoughts would be helpful
> Thanks
> Don
> N8DE
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