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Stacked Pair of M² 6M7JHV's for Six Metres

 

This is a Polar plot of my pair of 6m7jhv's which are stacked     5/8 λ  apart.                                                               

 

I Adjusted the Jhv's

for the lowest S.W.R.

on 50.110Mhz       

                   

 
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Crane Photo Caption
 

Picture of my 6M7JHV's.

The Stub mast is a 20 foot aluminium scaffold pole with a 12 foot by 1-9/16 “ thick   walled aluminium tube fitted inside the base of  main pole To give extra strength in high winds. Also there is a 5 foot pole at the top to support the guy rope.

 

 

M² 6M7JHV

   SPECIFICATIONS

 

Model

6M7JHV

Frequency

50.0-50.4 Mhz

Gain

10.9 dBd

Front to back

25 dB

Beamwidth E - Plane

E=40° / H=42°

Stacking Distance, Max

27' Wide, 25' High

VSWR

1.2:1

Power Handling

1.5 KW

Match Type

" T" Match

Balun

4:1 Coaxial

Lightening Protection

All Elements Grounded

Feed Impedance / Conn

50 Ohms / "N" fem.

Boom Length / Dia

30' 8" / 1-1/2" O.D

Element Type

3/8" tube

Mast Size

2" others optional

Wind Area / Survival

2.5 sq ft / 85 MPH

Weight / ShipWt.

17 Lb / 20 Lb

 


Cellflex properties


 

 

Phasing harness consists of ¾ λ (lambda) Tee connector & 1 ¾.λ Of 75 ohm Cellflex. (Type of Heliax) other coaxial can be used just change the velocity factor

 1/4λ @ 50.1Mhz  300 / 50.1 / 4 = 1.497mtrs x 0.88 = 1.317 x 3 for 3/4λ = 3, 952 Mtrs

1 3/4 λ = 1.317 x 7 = 9.219Mtrs

As 3/4 λ @ 50.1 MHz = 1/4λ @ 16.7 MHz. Cut small pieces off And test with antenna analyzer  at 16.7Mhz.

Make sure you short the far end each time you cut a piece off, and check resonant frequency

What you are actually making is a ¼ λ stub

The 1 3/4λ length can be cut by setting analyzer or dip meter to 7.157MHz

 

 

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