On Mar 27, 12:42 pm, "The Shadow" wrote:
ManualMall has the manual for Model KLM 28-30-6 price $4.00 URL:http://www.manualmall.com/JA_LU.html

Good Luck'
Lamont

"Dennis Klipa" wrote in message

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I have a disassembled 6 element, 10 meter yagi made by KLM, which is
probably Model KLM 28-30-6. Tjhe elements are assembled but removed
from the mast. I can pretty much tell where the elements go based on
the marks on the mast but it isn't at all obvious which elements go
where. Most beams have the longest element as the reflector and the
shortest element as the last director. This beam appears to have two
drivent elements. The driven element with the balun attached is the
shortest of the six! The second driven element is connected to it by
two lengths of aluminum flat stock, 40 inches between bolt holes.

Can anyone tell me the element order and spacing for this beam?

The stats are as follows
Boom: 29.5'
Elements:
219.5" or 18' 3.5"
200" or 16' 8" Second Driven Element (40" separation
from 1st)
191.5" or 15' 11.5"
187" or 15' 7"
183.5" or 15' 3.5"
171" or 14" 3" First Driven Element
Ferrite Balun Model # 3-60-4:1
The balun has KLM embossed on both endcaps

Thanks
Dennis Klipa, N8ERF- Hide quoted text -

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Lamont,
Thanks for the lead. I placed an order with them but got a odd web
page response after I placed the order. When I tried to call the
voice phone number on their web site I got a "phone company
recording". Do you know that this is a legitimate business? I did a
Google search and found a number of references to the company so I am
assuming it is but the responses I got make me a little nervous. I
did a reverse look up on the address and got a name and phone number.
Looking at the address on Google Earth, I see what looks to be like a
UHF yagi on the roof, so I did a reverse lookup for a call sign at the
ARRL sight and found the call for the name.

I am probably just being paranoid, but I have been burnt before.
Thanks again for the lead.
Dennis