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Sure.

[photo=medium]5883[/photo]

The blue dots is the capacitor in the gamma, and the pointy ends are pointing away from us in this image. This was built based on the image shown and the info on the linked web site in previous posts.

I am not sure why Jo-Gun designed the antenna this way, I would have used just one of the two dipoles, the only technical reason I can see for using two of them is to attempt to increase the antennas bandwidth, but this will only add so much, especially with a gamma match in the mix. As far as the technical aspects go, I think such as addition, if anything, would do more harm than good. I guess, knowing the company involved, looks were most likely the reason...

The DB

[QUOTE="The DB, post: 679365, member: 21346"] Sure. [photo=medium]5883[/photo] The blue dots is the capacitor in the gamma, and the pointy ends are pointing away from us in this image. This was built based on the image shown and the info on the linked web site in previous posts. I am not sure why Jo-Gun designed the antenna this way, I would have used just one of the two dipoles, the only technical reason I can see for using two of them is to attempt to increase the antennas bandwidth, but this will only add so much, especially with a gamma match in the mix. As far as the technical aspects go, I think such as addition, if anything, would do more harm than good. I guess, knowing the company involved, looks were most likely the reason... The DB [/QUOTE]

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