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7-El.-2m | 7-El.-70cm | 9-El.-70cm | 10-El.-70cm | 12-El.-70cm | 14-El.-70cm |
Stacked 5-El-2m 25-Ohm new | 7-El.-2m 25+28-Ohm new | 8-El.-2m 28-Ohm | 10-El.-70cm 28-Ohm |
Two Versions of stacked 25-Ohm-Yagis (1,80 m and 2,00 m Boom)
The picture left shows shows the 4x5-Element-25-Ohm-Yagis with 2-m-boom and a stacking distance of 2,30 m. Two Yagis are connected together with Aircell-5 transformations lines, the two groups are coupled with a power-splitter as described on the "stacking page". The Yagi-array handles 1 KW HF without any problems and was used for a test in the Alpe-Adria-Contest 2010. The array works excellent with a very good antenna pattern. The measured SWR of the complete group in the common feeding point is <=1,1 beween 144,0 and 144,8 MHz. At not very good band conditions QSOs from central Germany (450 m ASL) to middle Italy were possible, distance 800- 1000 km. The Yagis on the picture are built with 8-mm-elements. The lowest antenna is 6 m above ground, with groundgain you can get 20 dBd gain! The Elevation angle is only 3°, the 3-dB-angle vertical is also only 2,8°. Plots below! |
Version 1: The stacked 5-Element- 25-Ohm- 2-m-Yagi, Boom 180 cm Gain of each Yagi is 8,8 dBd, F/B 23 dB 3-dB-angles hor = 49,6°, ver = 61,6° Gain of the stacked array 11,5 dBd 3-dB-angles hor = 50,0°°, ver = 25,4° Stacking distance is 2,20 m
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With two Yagis of 25-Ohm-impedance an easy stacking
is possible. We need two pieces of 5/4-λ-coax-cable
with 50 Ω.
The 25 Ω
at XX are transformed to 100 Ω at XX.
With both cables L1 and L2 parallel we get the 50 Ω for the cable to the TRX. The first 45 cm of the 175,5 cm long pieces are wound to a coax-choke for surpressing common mode currents. The two chokes are in the radiator-box, we do not need coax sockets and connectors. |
The left picture shows the choke,here are 45 cm of the coax wound
on a 25-mm-PVC-tube. The right picture shows the 2x50-Ohm resistors
(1/2%) parallel. With both chokes and two resistors of 25 Ohm, length of
2x2,04 m Aircell-5 the SWR is 1,0. Between 144,0 and 144,5 MHz the
impedance is 50 +/- j 0 Ohm.
On 143 MHz R= 49 - j 5 Ohm, on 146 MHz R= 51 + j 5 Ohm, the impedance with an analyzer is shown down: |
The two connected radiators with 2x 2,04 m Aircell stacked
Lengths and positions of the elements, radiator always 4mm (exceptional case 6 mm!)
Element |
Position |
6 mm |
4
mm |
3,2
mm |
2,4
mm |
Reflector |
0 mm |
1032 mm |
1034 mm |
1037 mm |
1040 mm |
Radiator |
355
mm |
993 mm (6 mm) |
998
mm |
998
mm |
998
mm |
Director 1 |
640 mm |
950 mm |
959 mm |
963 mm |
968 mm |
Director 2 |
1240 mm |
929 mm |
939 mm |
944 mm |
949 mm |
Director 3 |
1780mm |
896 mm |
907 mm |
912 mm |
919 mm |
Version 2: The stacked 5-Element- 25-Ohm-2-m-Yagi, Boom 200 cm Gain of each Yagi is 9,1 dBd, F/B 27 dB 3-dB-angles hor = 47,2°, ver = 56,8° Gain of the stacked array 12,1 dBd 3-dB-angles hor = 47,8°, ver = 24,2° Stacking distance is 2,30 m
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The construction of DK5EW and DF8GH for the Contest-Station DA0Y in JN48MB |
Lengths and positions of the elements
Position |
8 mm | 6 mm |
4
mm |
3,2 mm |
2,4 mm |
|
Reflektor |
0 mm |
1036 mm | 1040 mm |
1040 mm |
1042 mm |
1044 mm |
Radiator |
345
mm |
978 mm | 982 mm |
989
mm |
988 mm (4mm) |
988
mm |
Direktor 1 |
735 mm |
926 mm | 934 mm |
945 mm |
948 mm |
953 mm |
Direktor 2 |
1410 mm |
922 mm | 930 mm |
942 mm |
944 mm |
950 mm |
Direktor 3 |
1970mm |
891 mm | 898 mm |
908 mm |
914 mm |
920 mm |
With the lowest antenna 6 m above ground with medium conductivity and stacking distance of 2,30 m the gain of the array is 20 dBd! The pattern shows an elevation angle of 3° and a 3-dB-angle of 2,8°!
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