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Elk's stacked/ 2 and 440
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by K3JVB on October 12, 2008
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Hi all
I have the need for a small footprint 2 meter beam.
I am thinking of stacking two elk 5 element (2/440)
beams.
Has anyone used them stacked? I used one as a rover, and it was a pretty impressive beam for 2...considering only a 5 foot boom.
I would assume that 40-48 inch stacking distance, and 75 ohm harnes will work? And maybe another 3 db gain over a single array.
Any thoughts?
73
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RE: Elk's stacked/ 2 and 440
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by WA7NCL on October 13, 2008
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You can stack them like any other antenna. The phasing and matching harness is a problem because of the dual frequencies. you might be able to make it work because the 2m band and the 440 band have a 3:1 ratio. You will have to do some computing on the harness and see if you can make it work harmonically.
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