[Antennas] lazy h
Charles Greene
[email protected]
Sun, 03 Mar 2002 07:24:49 -0500
At 08:59 PM 3/2/2002 -0500, edyeary wrote:
Ed and All,
I have two lazy H antennas I used one field day. One for 15 and one for
20. Made from #16 bare copper wire. Each has a 1/4 wave matching
transformer/balun made of 75 ohm coax wound on a Gaterade bottle to match
to a 50 ohm coax, and a length of 450 ohm open wire feed line from the
balun to the lower element, and 450 ohm feed line between the elements. As
is; one may even have a missing insulator for the time I couldn't find one,
but it's easily made operational. Send e-mail if you want one. Pick up
free, $10 to cover shipping from RI. Has to be high to work well as any
phased array. You have to get the lower element up about 1/2 wavelength
which was a problem for the 20 meter one for field day, but we got the 15
meter one up high enough and it worked well.
>Thanks everyone for the info. Hope to see you on the radio.
>Terry Ed Yeary W4TEY
>325 Cumberland Drive
>Harrogate, TN. 37752
>423-869-8197
73, Chas, W1CG