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That spaces the elements less than 1/10 wl apart at 14.2 MHz (actually only about 0.07 wl) which seems way too close to me. Don't say "It seems." Run it on a modeling program, but remember it is only tuned for one frequency, you can tweak it for gain or f/b. I think if you don't need any bandwidth (well at least no more than 3 KHz) you can do quite well with a short boom. When you consider a SteppIR you need to throw out the old conventional thinking, ecause you have the flexibility to reconfigure the elements the way you want them. I have a 3 element SteppIR. It is on a 16 ft boom. My HyGain 4 ele on 20 and 5 element monobanders on 10 and 15 had cleaner patterns than the SteppIR, but they were 1.5 times as big. And they didn't work 12 and 17 meters. Rick K2XT |
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