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On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 20:40:36 GMT, Lancer wrote in
: snip If qsl.net ever comes back up, this link http://www.qsl.net/ve3sqb/ had a program to design a super scanner. I found the file and ran it. For 27MHz it gives a radius of just over 38" which, I'm pretty sure, is a bit longer than the 29" coax that feeds each dipole. Apparently there are two versions of this antenna: The first is the original and has a cardioid radiation pattern. The second is VE3SQB's version that has better forward gain and deep nulls to the rear corners, but has a larger radius and the dipoles are fed with a 1/4-wave section of coax. It seems that the second version behaves more like a phased array instead of a parasitic beam. I might email the guy and see if he has the specs for the version with the cardioid pattern. |
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