[50mhz] Identify a antenna

[John Kemker]

Could those 'boom support wires' actually be the balun for the T-Match?

Take a look at the manual for the Hy-Gain:  
http://www.hy-gain.com/man/pdf/VB-66DX.pdf

Danny Pease wrote:
> W5JMW wrote:
>   
>> Hello to all.I was given a 6 mtr antenna a few years ago.I think it is a 
>> klm.It is 6 element on a 24 ft(give or take a ft) boom.The boom to mast is 
>> missing but it seperates in the center and has boom support wires.It is a T 
>> match on the driven element.Does this ring anyone's bells.I would like to 
>> get the spec or the books on this once the maker is known..Thanks,john 
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> Except for the boom truss, it sounds like a HyGain.
>
> NG9R
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