a few yeas ago there was a ham that made 2 element beams i think he called
them dx dogz,, it was 5 foot long on the boom. covered 10 thru 20 meters
with a tuner.i got one its great.. and never had any problems with it...
i have since lost contact with him...
"Javier Henderson" wrote in message
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What is the smallest commercially made beam that covers 20 through 10?

73,
-jav w6vms

Traffie HexBeam - model HX5 covers all five bands in that range.

"Javier Henderson" wrote in message
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What is the smallest commercially made beam that covers 20 through 10?

73,
-jav w6vms

"Tarmo Tammaru" wrote in message
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Mark,

I bought the Hygain TH3Mk4, which is about the size of the A3. It is a
WHOLE
lot better than the Junior. I think this guy is looking for stuff that is
smaller yet (than the 33JR).

Another indicator is that if the antenna won't take full power, it has
lossy
traps. I finally burned out a trap on the 33JR by running a KW into it.
The
comparison to the dipole was done before I burned out the trap - somebody
once asked me...

I don't know how much power you are running, but your A3 and a linear
would
give you more ERP than any antenna improvement you could make. I had spent
about 1/2 hour trying to work Ducie Island barefoot. Finally gave up and
turned on the linear; the guy came back to me on my second call!

Tam/WB2TT


Yeah....those EIMAC antennas really do work.

Dan/W4NTI

No brainer. The 2 element Quagi Mini Beam from TGM in Canada. Great
antenna. Check out the solid 5 rating on eHam.

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Radio K4ia
Craig "Buck"
Fredericksburg, VA USA
FISTS 6702 cc 788 Diamond 64

"Javier Henderson" wrote in message
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What is the smallest commercially made beam that covers 20 through 10?

73,
-jav w6vms

I believe it is but the old one was during my QRT time so I am not familiar
with it.

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Radio K4ia
Craig "Buck"
Fredericksburg, VA USA
FISTS 6702 cc 788 Diamond 64