I like a T or Beta match. Unbalanced matching sections such as the
gamma are generally avoided on high performance VHF beams. Popular
theory is that the unbalanced matching section will radiate a bit and
skew a carefully designed pattern. I not sure if this has been proven
through careful experimentation or if it is assumed. Anyone out there
have some good data on the subject?
73...Don, K9NR
On Wed, 10 Apr 2002 22:03:54 -0400 Don Havlicek <n8de@thepoint.net>
writes:
> I vote for a T-match. No fussy capacitors to adjust or encapsulate
> in a
> housing.
> Check the ARRL Antenna Handbook for details on materials, design,
> spacing, etc.
> Don - N8DE
>
> poster wrote:
> >
> > Gamma match or Hair pin match.
> > Where are some diagrams for making them for a yagi monobander.
> >
> > Jack
> > wb4roy
> >
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