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![]() "Barrett" wrote in message .uk... I have two beams I want to install on the same mast. They are, Cushcraft MA5B and an 9 element crossed Tonna. What is the optimal distance that these antennas should be spaced? What is the minimum distance apart can they be mounted before they have a negative effect on each other? Does it matter what beam is mounted on the top? Does it make any difference how close the beams are mounted to the rotator? This is the first time that I have put any beams up, so I thought I better get some good advice first. Thanks I have a tubular tower, with no way to have a thrust bearing. So, I have the Hygain TH3 tribander resting right on top of the rotor flange. 6 m beam is 7 feet up from there, and 2 m beam is half way in between. I care more about 6 than I do about 2 meters. I did run an EZNEC simulation of my 6 m beam with/without an HF beam 7 feet below it; there was no change in performance. Tam/WB2TT |
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