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I have a freind, a new ham, that was given a 2 meter vetically and
horixontally polorized antenna from an estate. The antenna is marked KLM C-3. It had two 300 ohm driven elements. It also has a switching circuit that apparently attaches to the feed points. Can anyone that is familure with this antenna give me information on how to use this circuit to feed tha antenna. Win, w0lz |
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Hi Win
Without actually looking up the model/manufacturer I'd say it is an antenna meant for circular polarised satellite work. The switching system probably changes LHCP RHCP but may also have a planar (V or H) mode. Now doing a websearch; KLM Antennas - Closed factory - Out of Business the last day of Oct. 1999 - See M2 inc have KLM spares This may be it; http://msuarc.egr.msu.edu/retrofit/klmspecs.html Cheers Bob VK2YQA Win wrote: I have a freind, a new ham, that was given a 2 meter vetically and horixontally polorized antenna from an estate. The antenna is marked KLM C-3. It had two 300 ohm driven elements. It also has a switching circuit that apparently attaches to the feed points. Can anyone that is familure with this antenna give me information on how to use this circuit to feed tha antenna. Win, w0lz |
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