[SixClub] Re: [sidewindersontwo] KLM 70cm yagi info needed

Wed, 7 Apr 2004 19:07:16 -0700

Did you get any feedback Dennis???   Haven't see any after your post...

KLM did make a 440-16X, it had a bandwidth of 420 to 450MHZ with 14dBd gain
on a 10ft 3" boom... Great solid antenna...

do a google search for it and see what you come up with... having had one, I
remember it being solid and used a folded Dipole for the driven element...

73 Larry

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dennis Kaylor" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 12:06 PM
Subject: [sidewindersontwo] KLM 70cm yagi info needed

> hey guys
> did KLM  make any 70cm yagis other than the 18 ele crossed yagis for
> Satellite work?
> if so i would be interested in the boom layout of an 18 ele 432mhz yagi
> i have a crossed which is only 9 ele each way and want to convert it to
> a 18 ele horizonal yagi
> this is the type where the elements go thru the boom and are insulated
> and held in place with these funny insulators
> now these elements are just 1/8th aluminum rod there is no bolt holes in
> them so i cant just bolt them to another boom
> so does anyone have any info to pass along
> i would even be interested in a data sheet from a antenna software
> keeping these facts in mind
> 1/8th solid rod elements
> insulated from boom
> max forward gain
> gamma match feed point
> center freq 432,100 mhz
> 18 ele or less
> thanks
>
>
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