7 Elements Yagi 146Mhz band
To those people following my facebook page, this website and sending me a private message asking for the measurements, as promised – though it took a while, the diagram is finally out. Similar build instructions and materials are used same as my previous antenna builds.
1. 1″ X 0.5″ Rectangular Aluminum tubing for the boom
2. 3/8″ Aluminum tubing for antenna elements
3. 1cm Outside diameter antenna tubing for elements holder
4. 1pc SO239 connector
5. Pop rivets / Rivet tool
6. #12 AWG Copper wire with insulation (12″for Gamma match)
7. Soldering iron
8. 14pcs Stainless steel nuts and bolts 20mm length 3mm diameter
9. 1pc, Butterfly nut and 1 bolt 18mm length 3mm diameter
10. Aluminum plate 0.5mm thickness
11. Collapsible tube (shrinkable tubes)
Download the PDF Document here
7 Elements yagi configured in vertical 2 stacked antenna tuning video (frequency response) using N1201SA antenna analyzer
The same antenna configuration frequency response and calibration is confirmed using NanoVNA antenna analyzer
You can use the gamma match measurements that I used on 4 Elements Yagi build. You can follow this link to see the gamma match diagram: https://dw1zws.com/building-the-gamma-match-for-4-elements-yagi/
So that’s it, I hoping that it will help you somehow in building your own 7 elements yagi antenna. If you found this post interesting please consider subscribing on my youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/EphraimGariguez or follow me on my facebook page https://www.facebook.com/panda.antenna. Cheers and 73!
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If our frequency is in 140.100 it is possible to adjust, and how much the cutting of elements..thank you.
Possible but you have to re-calculate, easiest way is find an antenna program that calculates a yagi antenna for your specific frequency. Sorry I don't provide tutorial here on how to compute for specific length or adjustment, those can easily be found on the internet. Its your responsibility as a home brewer to discover it yourself and understand the details. I just share my work for reference to those interested in home brewing, but I don't spoon fed, unless we are in a classroom setting.