[K3PZN-List] Two monobanders on the same tower
Benjamin Horton
k3fpe at verizon.net
Thu Oct 17 23:23:45 EDT 2013
Years ago ( Back in the Seventies) We set up a 10 over 15 meter pair of three element antennas. I do remember some separation issues associated with the lash-up. If memory serves me correctly, I think we settled out with a bit over ten (10) feet of separation as the magic number. Did this down at my father-in-law's house on Rehobeth Bay and it did work well finally. Took us about three months to get it right but it put out a really decent signal. We finally settled on a single three element Yagi on 20, 15 and 10 meters for simplicity. After a couple of cable harness issues and some matching stubs we got it right on the single element antennas. They will work....just hafta have a bit of patience. Regards, Joe -- K3FPE
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From: Peter Morton <mortonph at comcast.net>
To: CCARC <k3pzn-list at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 10:56 PM
Subject: [K3PZN-List] Two monobanders on the same tower
If I mounted two monoband yagis on the same mast separated by about 4 feet, will one affect the pattern of the other and will there be other interactions? I’m thinking of putting two 3-element Hy-Gain Long Johns, one 15 meter and one 10 meter, on the same mast. And then later, as we near the solar minimum, switching out the 10 meter and installing a 20 meter Long John.
Just thinking. I still have Willie Mike’s A4S to refurbish. Or, maybe pick up a Moseley TA-63-N that covers 20 thru 6..
-Pete, W3GVX
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