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On 16 Feb, 22:07, "Jimmie D" wrote:
wrote in message well, I made two quagi one year, they worked well. The problem is that you don't easily find good design procedures for quagi (neither for quads). Thats probably because both antennas can be made to incredibly slack tolerances and still work quite well. I hacked together a Quagi for my cell phone a few years ago while camping that worked beter than my factory made yagi. hmmm that's not entirely true in my experience. One year I made a 4 elements quad for the 50 MHz band, simulated with nec using bare wires and no boom, then built with metallic boom (and insulated wire spokes of course) and with insulated wires, same diameter as in the simulation. The result was so badly detuned that it actually had more gain in the back direction than the forward one, SWR was like 3:1. Probably the effect was due to insulated wire, but never investigated further, I just dismantled it and built an 8 element yagi instead. So far though nobody answered my original question as wether unaligned driven element on yagis will have or not effects on tuning/ performance. Thanks Francesco IZ8DWF |
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