On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 10:20 AM, Mike (KA5CVH) Urich <mike@ka5cvh.com> wrote:
> Soooooo, I stumble across on DX Eng, an EAntenna 50DDO-R2. It's ~sorta a
> squashed down quad. So I'm thinking about a slightly modified mounting
> version. The short boom and height are pluses as I can turn is sideways in
> transit. My only real question is ..... Would a traditional dimensional
> design be superior and if so, marginal or significant.
Mike restates
I wasn't really looking for a lot of stories as I'm no novice to
portable ops and even roving albeit its been a while since I played
around last. What I was looking for ...and I state it again ...
My only real question is ..... Would a traditional dimensional (quad)
design be superior and if so, marginal or significant.
I presumed that I'd get some thoughts (advise) about whether squashing
the dimensions of a traditional quad down to the dimensions of the
EAntenna would have any significant degrading of the signal whether
gain or pattern.
--
Mike Urich KA5CVH
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