[TowerTalk] Yagi feedline choices...

Adam Shirley WJ4X WJ4X at AMSAT.ORG
Sat Nov 15 17:05:16 EST 2008


  I'm putting up a new tower myself, I used a run of Buryflex to the
tribander, then a run of LMR 400 to a switch for the other antennas (Wires
and verticals). I think these do fine for shorter runs on HF, I perfer
splitting up the bands a little so one can run SO2R. 



73, 
 -Adam
  WJ4X




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Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2008 8:58 AM
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Subject: [TowerTalk] Yagi feedline choices...

 
Hi Guys,
 
I wondering which of the methods below would be more efficient with  less 
loss and make the most sense for a 150' run of coax.
 
A) Two separate coax runs to a Force 12 Delta 2/40 2/30 yagi and one  coax 
run to a Force 12 XR-5.
 
or
 
B) Using a run of hardline for the first 100' to a remote switch and then  
coax to each feed point.
 
I appreciate any suggestions.
 
73,
 
Paul  W2JGQ

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