Stacking 20 meter beams at 100 and 200 feet is good.


73, de NQ5H


"Andy" wrote in message
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What I should of asked is, what is the minimum spacing I can get away
with, without the antenna's effecting each other or the rotator cage
effecting the MA5B?

Thanks


"Andy" wrote in message
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I have a Tennamast rotator cage. I want to install a Cushcraft MA5B beam
at the bottom and a 9 element crossed Tonna beam for 2 meters with a 2m
collinear on top of that.

What should the minimum distance be from the rotator cage to the MA5B?

What should the minimum distance be from the MA5B and the 9 element
crossed Tonna?

What should the minimum distance be from the 9 element Tonna to the 2
meter collinear?

Thanks

Andy

H. Adam Stevens wrote:
Stacking 20 meter beams at 100 and 200 feet is good.

I can only get my upper one to 193.
Do you think I should use a hamstick instead?


Craig 'Lumpy' Lemke

www.n0eq.com

Above the rotator cage. NOT FROM THE GROUND!


"Lumpy" wrote in message
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H. Adam Stevens wrote:
Stacking 20 meter beams at 100 and 200 feet is good.

I can only get my upper one to 193.
Do you think I should use a hamstick instead?


Craig 'Lumpy' Lemke

www.n0eq.com

"Lumpy" wrote in message
...
H. Adam Stevens wrote:
Stacking 20 meter beams at 100 and 200 feet is good.

I can only get my upper one to 193.
Do you think I should use a hamstick instead?


Craig 'Lumpy' Lemke

www.n0eq.com



ROFL!