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I2JJR  > 50MHZ    11.07.00 20:24l 27 Lines 1019 Bytes #-9517 (0) @ WW
BID : 56839_IK2JYT
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Subj: re Deltaloops and Yagi for 6m
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From: I2JJR@IK2JYT.ILOM.ITA.EU
To  : 50MHZ@WW

Hallo there!
After the answer from DJ2ZS to my "deltaloop for 6m ?? " msg on packet net, 
 another question arose to me about the use of yagi-aouda antennes on the 50 
MHz band.
Apart from the considerations of multiple antenna arrays or skeleton 
antennas vs yagis or quad vs yagi and so on, if I come to the concept 
expressed by DJ2EZ on his answer, and decide to install a 5 element yagi, 
then another question arises: (good also for two stacked 5 el. Yagis) is it 
worth while to mount it with vertical polarization, or horizontal 
polarization? Or crossing them giving circular polarization? Or mixed ??
In case of vert, two stacked antennas will be maybe better.

So, Folk, here are the questions. 

It shurely will be of great value for all reading both theoretical 
contribution and practical hints by experience, so please, write me back on 
this matter, preferably as Bulletins as DJ2ZS did, so all OMs may access the 
answers.

Thnks and 73s

Augusto I2JJR



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