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How to tune a 2 el Yagi or any parasitic array

22K views · Jun 21, 2020 · Education

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Comments · 44

@gac231 · 2 years ago
Excellent,  thank you! Too bad it took so long for YouTube algorithm to figure out I was on the lookout for it.
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@Garthinyus · 4 years ago
I really like this video. The idea of showing exactly how the physical changes to an antenna affect its performance are fascinating to me. I am considering getting my ham license just for that reason.
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@Tibetan1962 · 6 years ago
Steve: Thanks for this. I have been puzzling over much of this (mostly with tuning 2-ele quads) for decades, and this is a real help. --NT0Z
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@jbrown21m · 3 years ago
Thank you! Just what I've been searching for in tuning my home brewed 6M 4el yagi.
@kd8vvl257 · 6 years ago
Outstanding as usual Steve, thank you. I have been experimenting with 40m 1/4 wave vertical paratisic array antennas for about year now. A few months ago I built a phased parasitic 40m 1/4w array with a reflectors and directors (6ele). This video is a big help on understanding and improving that.
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@oldbassist60 · 1 year ago
Amazing presentation. Very understandable.  You have the unique talent of instructional organization with a clear voice.  I love learning anything involving transmission line theory.  It's absolutely fascinating and I've learned more about tuning parasitic elements in five minutes than I ever knew existed.  5-stars.
@JeyeNooks · 1 year ago (edited)
I really like the paper-hand reveal technique. Great video and info as well, thank you
@SecAware · 6 years ago
Very clear Steve, you're a good teacher!  The little antenna in your shack brings it to life.  Cool!  73, Gary  ZL2iFB
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@franzliszt3195 · 11 months ago
Very good presentation, indeed. I learned a good deal.
@scottsheppard8882 · 2 years ago
I have had more fun the last couple weeks trying to replicate some of these results…and I’m getting there! The nano van has shown my Real R point to be much higher on the 40m yagi…great videos.
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@alsajem0slo532 · 5 years ago
Really helpful, thanks Steve!
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@farish5796 · 4 years ago
Excellent presentation, Thanks so much  N2FH
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