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Many years ago, polarization on 2 meters was a hotly debated subject. For
instance, in New England, horlzontal was the preference but in New Jersey vertical ruled. Now this was around 1950, well before FM became widely used on 2 meters. So there were several articles in QST and CQ about so-called "flop-over" arrays. Probably the best known was the pair of 5 element Yagis, the design for which was worked out by a W2 in Southern New Jersey. Fast-forwarding by 50 years or so, I would think you could do a similar thing with a pair of Yagis. It should work out better than a single Yagi, since the feedline wouldn't be parallel to and in the same plane as the elements when you're using vertical polarization. 73 Cal K4JSI |
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