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Steve wrote:
I'm in the process of putting up a 4 element 6 meter beam. I'd like it to be balanced but that means I'll be attaching it to my pole half way between the driven element and first director. This is a 2" diameter aluminum pole and I'm concerned that it will interfere with the pattern. Can anyone say (with some level of confidence) if this is a problem? Normally, beams seem to be mounted adjacent to an element. TIA Steve Assuming that it's going up horizontally polarized and that the pole is vertical, it won't make any difference where you put it. tom K0TAR |
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