[TowerTalk] 6 mtr quad

Herbert Schoenbohm herbert.schoenbohm at gmail.com
Mon Aug 29 20:06:52 EDT 2016


One of the issues with wide spacing on quads is that they may lose 
coupling from the driven elements and don't develop the gain one would 
expect.  A quagi idea works but that uses a quad driven element and 
reflector with the rest of the elements being conventional. I use here a 
3 element quad for 20-10 and on another tower I have Hi-Gain 5 element 
beams.  Most of the time they are equal while listening on a websdr 
overseas.  There are times when the yagi is slightly better...but only 
slightly.



Herb, KV4FZ


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> I have been thinking about building a monster quad for 6 mtrs. I have 
> googled quads and all about but came up with very little data to work 
> with. I did find a 7 el regular spaced quad on 19 ft boom but I was 
> thinking of more elements and wide spaced... I have several 44 ft 2 in 
> booms or even a 60 ft 3 in boom. I wanted to stick this on my rohn 45 
> at 100 ft. Anyone have any ideas or can point me to a web site or 
> reflector where i could find something like this? Thanks, Cort K4WI
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