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Well, I finally got a SWR meter for UHF and put it
on my 2 meter colinear base antenna. The antenna is a Hustler CG-144 with radial/mast mount kit. It's a 1/4 wave phased with a 5/8 wave. It's best VHF swr is 1.2:1 @ 144.900 mhz. I had tested it on 440 with my HT and it seemed to work so I got a SWR meter and tested it. My friend Dave KC0EMK also came over with his UHF ant analyzer. Both meters show a varying SWR around 1.8:1 with a dip to 1.1:1 @ 440.500 mhz. Coax is 37' of Flexi 4XL with properly fitted PL-259's on each end. What gets me is if this antenna performs so well on UHF and the swr's are not too bad, then WHY doesn't Hustler advertise it as a dual band antenna? Ken KG0WX |
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