the Quantum. He sold the DX Engineering unit and kept the Quantum phaser.
>>>
>>> I don't recall him saying it was any more broad banded than the Quantum,
>>> but perhaps its the equal of the Wellbrook phaser in this regard.
>>>
>>> 73, Guy
>>>
>> 73, Guy
>>
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> Subject: Re: [IRCA] Re: Wellbrook Large Aperture Loop Antenna ALA100LN
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> Guy:
>
> Did you test this with the DX Engineering phaser? It requires no tweaking
> of the phasing
Based on Guy’s EZNEC modeling I’ve decided to get a FLG100LN-2 instead of the
ALA100LN. I already have a flag constructed, and it’s mounted alongside my
wooden privacy fence to favor the Western US. Since “K” calls from the West are
my primary interest, it makes sense to keep a uni-directional a
From: IRCA on behalf of Guy Atkins
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Subject: [IRCA] Re: Wellbrook Large Aperture Loop Antenna ALA100LN
Guy:
Did you test this with the DX
Guy, both Nick and I have those phasers. I bought mine on eBay. I know
that Andy no longer offers them, but don't know whether a special order
would be available. 73, Walt
On Tuesday, February 2, 2016, Guy Atkins wrote:
> Yes, the ALA100LN may be Wellbrook's "jack of all trades" in my opini
Yes, the ALA100LN may be Wellbrook's "jack of all trades" in my opinion.
Also up for consideration though is the FLG100LN. A pair of deltas with
these modules also make an excellent phased system in a reasonable amount
of space (40m separation is recommended) compared to a Beverage's space
requir
