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Re: mounting crossed yagis
At 09:20 PM 8/6/2000 -0500, Jon Ogden wrote:
>However, if you use a metal mast (likely), a metal crossboom (possible,
>but not recommended), or you have any other vertical or horizontal metal
>nearby, potential problems could occur when mounting them in the +
>configuration. Mounting in the X configuration helps to ensure that you
>are decoupled from any other nearby metal objects.
I don't believe this.
I believe that the metal crossboom screws up the polarization whether or
not the crossed yagis are mounted in the + or X configuration. Rotation by
45 degrees doesn't fix the boom problem.
I've never seen any measurements or theory that would indicate that X has
less coupling than +.
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