RW>Here's a vertically polarized LPDA:   
      
      
   RW>           + what are these?   
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   RW>           | | | | |   
   RW>  closed|------------+----feed point   
   RW>    loop|____________+----feed point   
   RW>          | | | | |   
   RW>          | | | | +   
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   RW>          | | +   
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   RW>          + and these?   
      
      
   Directly fed elements.   
   A normal YAGI only has one directly fed element.   
      
   The advnatage of the LDPA is increased bandwidth but at the expense of   
   antenna Gain.   
   But it does make it possible for a single antenna to be used with wider   
   range of frequencies at a reasonable SWR   
      
   Create sells 2 "similar"(the ones I was adressing in my previous   
   posts) antennas one with a 105 to 1300 MHZ bandwidth and another with a   
   50 to 1300 Bandwidth with a claimed 2.0 SWR or less   
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    þ SLMR 2.1a þ Typo Tom strikes agaoin   
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