[UK-CONTEST] Dual 6M/4M beams?

[John Lemay]

Alex

You might take a look at Justin (G0KSC's) web site for dual band beams, if
you can roll you own. I think GW3YDX still offers ready made dual band beams
but I've no experience of them.

If, like many of us, you have an FT-847 with 4m and 6m coming out of the
same hole, it seems like a good solution.

I had a Moonraker antenna once; never again.

John G4ZTR

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Sent: 07 July 2010 10:51
To: uk-contest at contesting.com
Subject: [UK-CONTEST] Dual 6M/4M beams?

Hi,
Does anyone use a dual 4M and 6M beam if so how does it perform?.......I 
think I remember GW3YDX advertising one are there any others?
I have a Moonraker 6M 3ele  but I could never get the gamma match right, 
I get the impression the beam is not working well. I would also like to 
get back on 4M but don't really want to put yet another beam up for 4M.
Alex

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