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![]() Richard I dont have any *one* Yagi design to recommend for your 160 MHz application. But, I sure do like playing with Yagis. I have a few questions about your design plan for this antenna. The gain from a 3 or 4 element Yagi isnt more than you could get from a omniazimuth colinear array, and I suppose you will prefer vertical polarizathion. Jerry "Richard" wrote in message ... "Richard" wrote in message ... I'm wanting to build a receive VHF yagi covering the marine band, that is from 156.025 - 162.05 Mhz (6 Mhz frequency range). I want a design that maximises gain. I would have thought that what I need is a wide-band yagi, but that's all, not a very-wide band yagi. Should I be using OWA design? Or what? BTW, given the frequencies above, what is the yagi bandwith I'd require? I mean, should I be building a yagi described as having a 6Mhz bandwith? TIA. Futher: Some time ago I did download 4nec2, and obtained some yagi models. I would have thought that all I have to do is scale one of these models and then make corrections for the physical construction. I managed to catogorise the models thus: DJ6BV OWA SM5BSZ VK3AAU W6SA Wideband Yagi (eg such 220-4eleYagi.nec) Not sue what this design is. Wideband yagi W4NRL Yagi (eg 220-3eleYagi.nec) Not sure what this design is. One of these designs got to be wideband and maximised for gain I suppose. |
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