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December 19th 04, 12:47 AM
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"Ken Bessler" wrote in message news:0T3xd.1088$Jb7.1075@okepread01... Tomorrow I'm probably going to buy a Yaesu FT690 6m all mode rig. I'm thinking about a temporary antenna. Eventually I'll have a pair of stacked loops, probably from PAR Electronics. If I've got this right, wouldn't a Jpole have the same gain as an inverted V? 2.14dbi gain? Ken KG0WX The Jpole is vertical and the inverted V is horizontal in the normal mounted position. There is about a 20 db differance between the two. If you layed the jpole on its side then it would have about the same gain as the inverted V. For ssb you want horizontal and for FM you want vertical. |
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