3,0 M 3el OWA Yagi 7,04 dBI

THERE ARE THREE VERSIONS ON THIS PAGE

  • 27,555 MHz Metric
  • 26,555 MHz Metric
  • 27,205 MHz Inch

For: 11 meter band
Antenna Type:    3el  OWA YAGI
Designed by:    HPSD version 1.01 March1998
Boom length:     3,00 Meter
Gain:         7,04 dBI (@27,555 Mhz)
FB            >22 dB
FR            >21 dB
Impedance:         50 ohms, direct fed
SWR below 1:1.1     > 300 Khz.
SWR below 2:1    > 1500 Khz

Above the freespace azimuth plot.

Above the freespace elevation plot.

Above the 2:1 SWR bandwidth

Above the elevation plot when the antenna is placed at 18 meters heigth above average ground conditions.

Above gain versus frequency.

Above front to rear versus frequency

ELEMENT DIAMETER

 

Each element is made out of tubing 25 and 22 mm tubing.
The 25 mm tubing is 3 meters long and is the center part of each element
(so 1,5 meter on both sides of the boom)
The 22mm sections goes inserted. 

DO NOT CHANGE ELEMENT DIAMETERS OR INDIVIDUAL SECTION LENGTHS.

 

ELEMENT DISTANCES

 

Reflector – radiator : 1,30 Meter
Reflector – director 1 : 3,00 Meter

 

ELEMENT LENGTHS:

 

Reflector: 5,60 Meter
Radiator: 5,26 Meter
Director 1: 4,76 Meter

 

FEEDING THE ANTENNA:

 

The antenna has 50 ohms impedance. It can be “direct” fed.
All you need to do is split the radiating element in half,
isolate it from the boom and attach the coax on it.
Of course a RF choke / 1:1 balun is advised.

 

Any futher questions please feel free to mail !




A 26,555 MHZ VERSION

 

For: 11 meter band
Antenna Type:    3el  OWA YAGI
Designed by:    HPSD version 1.01 August 2014
Boom length:     3,11 Meter
Gain:         7,03 dBI (@26,555 Mhz)

FB            >22 dB
FR            >21 dB
Impedance:         50 ohms, direct fed
SWR below 1:1.1     > 300 Khz.
SWR below 2:1    > 1500 Khz

Above the freespace azimuth plot

Above the freespace elevation plot

Above the elevation plot when the antenna is situated18m above ground over average ground conditions.

Above the SWR plot

Above the gain verus frequency plot

Above the front to back versus frequency diagram

Above the front to side versus frequency diagram




 

ELEMENT DIAMETER

 

Each element is made out of tubing 25 and 22 mm tubing.
The 25 mm tubing is 3 meters long and is the center part of each element
(so 1,5 meter on both sides of the boom)
The 22mm sections goes inserted.

 DO NOT CHANGE ELEMENT DIAMETERS OR INDIVIDUAL SECTION LENGTHS.

 

ELEMENT DISTANCES

 

Reflector – radiator : 1,76 Meter
Reflector – director 1 : 3,11 Meter

 

ELEMENT LENGTHS:

 

Reflector: 5,811 Meter
Radiator: 5,458 Meter
Director 1: 4,939 Meter

 

FEEDING THE ANTENNA:

 

The antenna has 50 ohms impedance. It can be “direct” fed.
All you need to do is split the radiating element in half, isolate it from the boom and attach the coax on it.
Of course a RF choke / 1:1 balun is advised.

 

Any futher questions please feel free to mail !

THE 27,205 VERSION

  For: 11 meter band
Antenna Type:    3el  YAGI
Designed by:    HPSD version 1.01 OCT 2014 
Boom length:     3,00 Meter
Gain:         7,01 dBI (@27,205 Mhz)
FB            >22 dB
FR            >21 dB
Impedance:         50 ohms, direct fed
SWR below 1:1.1     > 300 Khz.
SWR below 2:1    > 2000 Khz

Above the freespace azimuth plot

Above the freespace elevation plot

Above the predicted SWR plot

Above the elevation plot generated when the antenna is placed at 18 meters heigth above average ground.

Above gain versus frequency

Above front to back versus frequency

Above front to rear versus frequency

ELEMENT DIAMETER

Each element is made out of “standard” MACO antenna tubing.

  • The element diameters are: 5/8 and 1/2 inch .
  • The 5/8 inch part is 1,8288 meters long and the 16 mm part makes up for the rest of the element. This is exactly the same as MACO uses.

 DO NOT CHANGE ELEMENT DIAMETERS OR INDIVIDUAL SECTION LENGTHS.

 

ELEMENT DISTANCES

 

Reflector – radiator : 1,65 Meter

Reflector – director 1 : 3,00 Meter.

 

ELEMENT LENGTHS:

 

Reflector: 5,700 Meter

Radiator: 5,380 Meter

Director 1: 4,900 Meter

 

FEEDING THE ANTENNA:

 

The antenna has 50 ohms impedance. It can be “direct” fed. All you need to do is split the radiating element in half, isolate it from the boom and attach the coax on it. Of course a RF choke / 1:1 balun is advised.

Any futher questions please feel free to contact