2
element Cubical Quad

The two element quad has a very good reputation.
If you are limited in space a 2 elements quad could be what you were
looking for.
A quad has a smaller turning radius that a yagi it has a lower noise
level and a slight higher gain.
Probably the best solution for its size.
Another advantage is that you still don't need a big rotator a small
TV rotor beneath this antenna is a long lasting solution.
The picture is from 19LD266 Nico besides his 6 or his 5 elements yagi
he also owns this 2 elements Quad.


|
Boom
length 1,5m HPSD 2Q |
Design
freq: |
27,555
MHz |
Gain: |
5,15
dBD |
F/B: |
24
dB |
Beam
width: |
74
degrees |
Band
width |
0,6
MHz |
Wire |
12
AWG |
A= |
11.040mm |
B= |
11.600mm |
C= |
1500mm |
|
|
TYPE HPSD 2Q :
2 el. QUAD PATTERN
There are many commercial 2 elements available please see chapter commercial
Quad for further information.
But don't forget this is an antenna you could build perhaps with Bamboo
or fiberglass poles on a saturday afternoon.
