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Hello to the group. Recently at a local hamfest I noticed a pile of aluminum
next to a guys truck. Asking about it, he explained it was a 5 element 6 meter beam that he thought is an M2.He went on to tell me that he had used it for several years and that it had high SWR and he used it with a tuner of some type. Otherwise it worked very well. We worked out a deal and I am now the owner of this antenna. It needs some cleaning up. From some research that I found a pdf file from M2, it looks to be a 6M5X model. My question is why would the SWR be high? The T match and coax balun all look to be good. The only thing I can see is that the T match rods look to be long. They are 14 3/8 " each side of the block. This looks longer than the pictorial in the pdf file from M2. They do not give a length for this rod. I found some info that M2 offered an upgrade kit for the 6M5, could this possibly be a partially upgraded 6M5? The boom and element lengths all match the 6M5X. Would anyone have the T match rod length for the 6M5X? Thanks and 73, Randy, w5kcm |
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