[Antennas] Antenna "farm" question...

[Don Havlicek]

When I saw the subject line .. I thought. .good .. another person who is 
going to put up many, many yagis ... then I read your post and smiled.

My rule of thumb is:

Dipoles for harmonically related bands separated as far as possible. 
Those for non-harmonically related bands can be fed with the same feedline.

Vertical/horizontal separation ... as much as possible under your 
individual circumstances .. but .. remember that your tower is a 
'vertical' and, if you're not going to 'shunt-feed' it, then it should 
be over 1/4 wavelength from the vertical antenna ..[I suggest over 1/2 
wavelength].

Good luck
Don
N8DE

Gene Buckle wrote:
> Hey folks, I'm in the envyable position of being able to put as many 
> antennas as I want up, with 2 acres to spread 'em around. :)  My problem 
> is that before I start spending all the time to scratch build a series of 
> band specific antennas, I need to make sure that they're not going to 
> electrically interefere with one another.  
> 
> Is there some rule of thumb that dictates physical spacing of installed 
> antennas?  They'll be a mix of Dipole and Vertical antennas.  I only have 
> one small tower so I may have a small Yagi as well.
> 
> Thanks all!
> 
> g.
> kc7afe
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