Laryn, That's what I got from the DB tech's. I was told from the club I got this from. That it was a custom order from DB Products. It has the DB split connectors between each antenna. And a phasing harness about 5 foot long for the feedline connection.
I've had this antenna about four years. The tower is 195' and the antenna has a 1.3-1 SWR. seems to be working great. I am putting together a binder with all my repeater equipment infomation. Was just hoping someone might have some infomation I could put in the binder. I have a copy of the catalog page. > Hmmm.... I have the DB304 info in my old DB catalog. What it shows > is the L version, which places all dipoles in line with each other. > And the D version, which basically splits the DB304 into two, with > separate feedlines, and 3.2dbd gain each. The DB304 is rated at 6.1 > or 6.7dbd gain, depending on whether the dipoles are in line or at > 90deg with each other. > > So, I'm not sure why you have a DB304DL with 16 dipoles, 8 levels I > assume. The gain figures and the picture in the catalog I have both > indicate an antenna with 4 levels, each level having two dipoles side > by side, like a DB408. Could you have two 304DLs on one long mast? > Check the model number again, and check for more than one feedline on > there somewhere. > > Laryn K8TVZ >
