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February 16th 09, 10:30 PM
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Hex Beam in QST
Anyone care to comment on the relative merits of the hex beam project in
QST vs. the commercial hex beam offered by Traffie Technology? I don't understand the means of feed for the multiband elements as shown in the QST article. I also don't understand the $1100 plus price tag for a similar set up by Traffie. The light weight and portability appeal to me. I've not done a homebrew beam but a kit at a decent price point would be welcome. John AB8O |
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February 18th 09, 03:53 AM
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Hex Beam in QST
Phil, HK3SA
http://www.spiderwebnet.net/images/A...n%20Island.jpg likes his commercial hex beam. 73, H. NQ5H "john Wiener" wrote in message ... Anyone care to comment on the relative merits of the hex beam project in QST vs. the commercial hex beam offered by Traffie Technology? I don't understand the means of feed for the multiband elements as shown in the QST article. I also don't understand the $1100 plus price tag for a similar set up by Traffie. The light weight and portability appeal to me. I've not done a homebrew beam but a kit at a decent price point would be welcome. John AB8O |
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