[SixClub] Six meter antennas

[Dennis Kaylor]

check out  www.ac6v.com
click on antenna projects then click on 6 meters there will be a big 
list of differnt antennas to build

David-Hook wrote:

>I don't know how to design such an antenna.Do you know of any websites I
>could check out?
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dennis Kaylor [mailto:k4oxg at tampabay.rr.com]
>Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 11:17 AM
>To: World Wide Six Meter Club
>Subject: Re: [SixClub] Six meter antennas
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>just build a 3 ele yagi for 6 and mount the elements so they can taken 
>apart and stored in the boom
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>David-Hook wrote:
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>>Does anyone know of an inexpensive portable directional 6 meter antenna?
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>>Something maybe even handheld like the arrow 2&440 meter beams?
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>>I built a buddipole that is acceptable, but want something that is more
>>directional for 6 and can also fit in a suitcase.
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>>Maybe something like a buddipole type of beam(using PVC and radio shack
>>aerials)for 6?
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>>How about a coil and using pieces of a tape measure to make the directors
>>and reflectors?
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>>Appreciate any suggestions as I will be vacationing in Palm Springs
>>California August 13-23 and it is surrounded by mountains and low clouds,
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>>should be a real challenge.....
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>>Thanks, 
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>>David
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