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November 8th 05, 08:27 PM
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VHF Circularly Polarized Antenna, for local use?
I am planning how to set up my VHF/UHF station and I need some help.
You can orient a VHF antenna horizontally for CW/SSB work or you could orient that same antenna vertically for local FM use. What if I am new to VHF/UHF and I want to do both. Could you get a circularly polarized antenna, with both horizontal and vertical elements and use it for both types? I don't want to buy two of the same antenna, only to have one horizontal and one vertical. What is your advice? Rod KI7CQ |
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