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echo: ham_tech
to: RAY WADE
from: WAYNE SAROSI
date: 1997-02-25 19:14:00
subject: Rigs and antennas

In a message to Wayne Sarosi  Ray Wade wrote:
 RW> The reason I asked about a different feedpoint is because my KLM
 RW> KT43-XA has a log periodic feed. Unlike a regular log periodic, only two
 RW> of the elements are fed, and I was thinking it was the rearmost of the
 RW> two that has the matching network and balun (4 KW PEP) and the next one
 RW> forward is cross fed (just like all the elements of your LPDA). This
 RW> makes the KT-34XA very broad. AAMOF it will cover *all* of 20 and 15
 RW> plus about 1.2 Mhz of the 10 meter band with less than 2:1 SWR.
Log-Yagi. It's a short LPDA with probably a reflector and a couple of
directors? I believe I've seen one a while back. KLM had another monster
yagi that had a 24 foot boom I believe.
 RW> I have the Alpha 77DX. Got it at the same time I bought the Collins.
 RW> And, you may recall, an IC-735 with a trunk mounted tuner in the car.
 RW> phone and over 340 on CW) and it had something to do with contesting
 RW> that he didn't like. *I* hate contesting. Couldn't care less.
I don't like contesting either. Including Field day at times. I enjoy
the antenna setups and the equipment setups but when the 'contesting'
starts I leave. I return for the take down.  Sometimes I work
contests if I need to get a country that sounds interesting but I've
stopped doing that. I have more luck on 17 or 12m.
-WS
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