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On Aug 16, 7:13*pm, Bob Bob wrote:
Hi Jimmie Some years ago I made a 3 el 10M quad that was actually a bow tie arrangement. ie the spreaders were "driven" and the side "elements" were rope. Probably not what you are thinking about but it did look like a 3 el 20m quad! I should have modeled it in later years but never got around to it. It worked okay at the time but I wasnt exactly doing any extensive testing. Does modeling the metal spreaders give you any ideas? Cheers Bob JIMMIE wrote: I was talking with some guys this AM about building a quad antenna using aluminum spreaders. I know that it at least the tips of the spreaders would have to be made of insulating material such a fiberglass but the consensus seemed to be that most of the spreaders should be non-metalic. I was wondering if anyone here had built a quad with almost all of the spreaders made of metal and what was the results. Jimmie Ive never really gotten in to modeling antennas that much. Ill probably just build something and see what happens. Jimmie |
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