DECEPTIVE READINGS on 55 MHZ TV direction
DECEPTIVE READINGS on 55 MHZ TV direction
We discussed this in 1998.
Last edited by vk3six on Sat Jan 02, 2010 6:18 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: DECEPTIVE READINGS on 55 MHZ TV direction
A very timely post. The figures are well supported by all the modelling that I have done also. My 14 element yagi which has broader bandwith than most, goes right down the tube above 52 Mhz and is much worse off the front. At 55 MHz it has 2db gain off the back and -8db off the front.
Below 43 Mhz, the pattern is very similar to a dipole.
David
Below 43 Mhz, the pattern is very similar to a dipole.
David
Re: DECEPTIVE READINGS on 55 MHZ TV direction
Hmm ,
Funny, thats just what Yagi found out ie. that the yagi array is a great SINGLE FREQUENCY highly directional array, but off the resonant frequency it is very useless as a directional antenna. Nothing new.!!! It beats me why it is used as a TV antenna !
Merry Christmas to all.
Brian 4QB
Funny, thats just what Yagi found out ie. that the yagi array is a great SINGLE FREQUENCY highly directional array, but off the resonant frequency it is very useless as a directional antenna. Nothing new.!!! It beats me why it is used as a TV antenna !
Merry Christmas to all.
Brian 4QB