"Jay in the Mojave" wrote in message
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Hello Carly:

No you use the 75 ohm coax from the Tee to the antennas. You can use odd
mulitibles of (RG11 Coax) 1/4 wavelengths, from the Tee to the antennas.
But thew lead in coax can be 50 ohm coax. I suggest the flexable LMR400.

The ARRL Antenna Book has all this neat o stuff in it.

Here are a few neat yagi sites.

http://home.planet.nl/~poelm348/STAC...0ANTENNAS.html

http://www.grantronics.com.au/docs/StkYagis.pdf

http://members.fortunecity.com/xe1bef/yagi-antennas.htm

Jay in the Mojave

I used to have a link on stacking moonrakers, but I lost it in a hard drive
crash.
It seems that you also have to have them a certain distance apart to be
effective. Also a 10 degree upward tilt will result in better DX if I
remember correctly.

Hello Dr. Death:

I have that info if anyone needs it. It is the factory info from Avanti
or Antennas Specialists.

I remember that I would space the Moonraker 4 beam antennas more than
what the factory spec's say. But it's quit a project to have that muck
spacing.

Using a Moonraker 4 or 6, you will need a good tower and rotator. A TV
Push-up mast, and a light weight TV type rotator will not do.

Jay in the Mojave


Dr.Death wrote:

I used to have a link on stacking moonrakers, but I lost it in a hard drive
crash.
It seems that you also have to have them a certain distance apart to be
effective. Also a 10 degree upward tilt will result in better DX if I
remember correctly.

Captain Boss used to tell me about the 10 degree thing. He did lots of
"little things" like that.
"Dr.Death" wrote in message
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"Jay in the Mojave" wrote in message
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Hello Carly:

No you use the 75 ohm coax from the Tee to the antennas. You can use odd
mulitibles of (RG11 Coax) 1/4 wavelengths, from the Tee to the antennas.
But thew lead in coax can be 50 ohm coax. I suggest the flexable LMR400.

The ARRL Antenna Book has all this neat o stuff in it.

Here are a few neat yagi sites.

http://home.planet.nl/~poelm348/STAC...0ANTENNAS.html

http://www.grantronics.com.au/docs/StkYagis.pdf

http://members.fortunecity.com/xe1bef/yagi-antennas.htm

Jay in the Mojave

I used to have a link on stacking moonrakers, but I lost it in a hard
drive crash.
It seems that you also have to have them a certain distance apart to be
effective. Also a 10 degree upward tilt will result in better DX if I
remember correctly.