Quad Beams part 3 - More optimisation variations and improvements

[@justinruth9729]

Amen justin ..its justin 5180 Oklahoma rinning the custom lfaq rigid u built me its the king of the band out eastern Oklahoma..love it ...

[@TheDadx3]

Just finished this three part series. I did not realize that quads were so versatile. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!

[@hamradioguy-g0ksc96]

Glad you like them!

[@TheDadx3]

I just watched this series again. What valuable information! Thanks for sharing this. You've taught me a great deal and given me a lot to think about!

[@hamradioguy-g0ksc96]

Glad it was helpful!

[@geru3687]

Hi Justin, thank you very much for the Quad Videos! A lot of informations about your designs and your 2-boom-construction-solution. A stack of short quads (2...5el) will be a good solution for contesting (look at the yagi-stacks of 5p5t, dr9a, ol3z, k1whs or k5qe). I think I will give a stack of you 3el-LFA-Qs on 2m-contesting a trial. The only problem is to buy your antennas in Germany after the brexit ;-) Good luck, thanks for your work and see you in the next video! vy 73 Gerald, DL1RG

[@hamradioguy-g0ksc96]

I just released another article in DUBUS magazine this week.

[@geru3687]

@@hamradioguy-g0ksc96 Justin, thanks in advance! What will be the content of your new article in DUBUS? 73 Gerald, DL1RG

[@EricZuber-z6l]

I have read that the real gain advantages are not realized until the two quads in phase are ≥ 1 wavelength apart. So I am wondering, relative to what? The outside loop wires, the inside wires, one outside and one inside wire or the average-center of the individual quads?

[@davidhodgson977]

Another great video, im going to try and biuld a four element for 10 metres. HS0ZQA Thailand

[@jeffmorris880]

Hi Justin, nice antenna work, especially with stack experiments. I'd be interested in the physical element construction details, and wind load/survival characteristics for 28MHz. Subscribed to help you get over the 1k sub mark! Best 73, Jeff ex 9H1EL

[@raybabasa1167]

Hi Justin,I have constructed 3 element twin QUAD using conventional design and using nonmetallic boom and supports.I'm interested in using your design,for the driven element,can it be tuned for an impedance of 50 ohms?

[@hamradioguy-g0ksc96]

we spoke on Email right?

[@raybabasa1167]

Yes Justin,😀

[@enioamaraldepaiva6837]

GOSTEI 73 PW8BR

[@hamradioguy-g0ksc96]

Thanks for the follow!