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Gamma fed or folded dipoles?
On 28 svi, 05:13, tom wrote:
On 5/27/2010 2:54 PM, jure wrote: On 21 svi, 07:22, *wrote: I am going to build an array of 4 stacked dipoles for operation on 2 metres. I would like to know whether the gamma fed dipole has any advantage over the folded dipole, apart from the folded dipole being a tad more difficult to make. I have heard that the gamma fed dipole has a skewed radiation pattern in comparison to the folded one. Any thoughts and advice? Many thanks John VK2KC * The folded dipole with 1:4 baloon is best *solution for maching yagis . EME operators, who have the greatest need of pattern control, noise temperature and efficiency, would not agree. *They use the T match. tom K0TAR I do not think so . He is worse than the folded dipole . . . |
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