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Tam,
Yes, the beam is horizontal, and I finally made two contacts on 50.155 USB shortly after my last post. I hooked up with two stations; one was about 40 miles away feet on a mountain (he came in @+20 over), the other roughly 80 miles (right in with the noise). Since my antenna is only 8-9 feet above the ground, it's encouraging. The F/B ratio seems ok. Thanks for the response. Russ KG6TDX "Tam/WB2TT" wrote in message ... "Shadow 998" wrote in message m... This is my first attempt at 6 meters and have not made a single contact on the band since getting my license last year. This year will also be my first field day which is why I built this beam. Now to figure out if it has a F/B ratio, forward gain, etc. Your best bet is to listen from about 50.100 to 50.200 on SSB. Calling frequency is 50.125. East cost was working the West coast earlier today. I assume the beam is horizontally polarized. Good luck on 6. Tam/WB2TT FN20 |
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