[Antennas] Tri Band Quad Baluns

[Bob Sutter]

David, if the tribander used a driven element that was insulated from the 
boom, the balun was
probably a HyGain BN-86.  I used to use one on a TH3-jr many years ago.

It was a rectangular box that clamped to the boom with a U-bolt, and  had an 
SO-239 on one end.  The  wires that connected to the antenna elements were 
attached to 1/4x20 bolts on feed-thrus that were fastened to the sides of 
the box,  near the end farthes from the coax connector.

HRO has the present version for $79.95.

Bob Sutter  wb7qou


>From: "David C. Hallam" <dhallam at rapidsys.com>
>Reply-To: dhallam at rapidsys.com
>To: "Antennas" <Antennas at mailman.qth.net>
>Subject: [Antennas] Tri Band Quad Baluns
>Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 13:33:43 -0400
>
>Some years ago when I had a 2-element tri band quad up I used a balun to
>match the 50-ohm feed line to the 3 driven elements of the quad.  It was a
>commercially manufactured balun whose manufacturer I do not remember.  I am
>interested in putting up another quad and can find no information about any
>similar balun being available. Does anyone on this list know who might have
>made this balun and is it still made, or are there any similar baluns
>available?
>
>David
>KC2JD
>Clearwater, FL
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