In my last email I said M Squared, but after thinking, maybe it was Force 12.
But it was one of them and still my answer is the same: If they don't resonate
with the other antenna, stacking distance is irrelavent. I know this from
experience and from lookng at many antennas with interlaced elem
Hi:
Mounting a Cushcraft A3WS 5 feet above my KT34A seemed to significantly degrade
the performance of my tribander on 10 meters - not sure exactly what frequency
relationship caused the problem. A side mounted small 10 meter monobander
mounted lower outperformed the higher tribander. I would
I wonder why M squared gets by with mounting 3 seperate 2 element beams
resonant on three non-resonant bands on the same boom. If they are not resonant
on the same bands, stacking distance is irrevalent.
Jim
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Thanks for all the replies.
Jerry WW0E
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I plan on mounting a CushCraft D3W dipole on the mast above my Mosley TA-33JR.
What distance should seperate the two a
2-3 ft seems a bit tight. I would look for at least 6ft. I am not familiar with
the antenna, but know when I installed an 80M rotating dipole ant from Force
12, they said it should be mounted in-line with the boom of other antennas. I
mounted it between a TH-11 and 2 el 40M beam with about 6 ft
I plan on mounting a CushCraft D3W dipole on the mast above my Mosley TA-33JR.
What distance should seperate the two antennas to avoid interaction. As of now
I have between 2 - 3 feet. I can replace the mast with a longer one if needed.
Thanks,
Jerry WW0E
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