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Roy Lewallen wrote:
What you should look for is small plasic-encased bumps (each enclosing a coil) or obvious coiled sections spaced every few inches along the antenna's length. If it has those, it's probably a collinear like Tom says, and will be omnidirectional broadside to the antenna. If it doesn't, and is just a straight piece of wire or rod, it's directional nearly in the direction of the wire like Richard said. You won't see that on these colinears, the radome surrounding them covers it up. I am thinking they may be the coax style colinears, which would not have the coils. tom K0TAR |
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