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Attached is a copy of cross polarized yagi's (aka, circular polarization). Figure 12-3 shows the harness is made from one type of cable (i.e., RG-133). One side of the harness is 1/4 wave of RG-133, and the other side ie 3/4 wave of RG-133. Everything is connected with a tee connector. The main feedline is standard 50 ohm coax. (This is a coy out of the ARRL 1974 Antenna Handbook).

[QUOTE="KC9Q, post: 369409, member: 23691"] Attached is a copy of cross polarized yagi's (aka, circular polarization). Figure 12-3 shows the harness is made from one type of cable (i.e., RG-133). One side of the harness is 1/4 wave of RG-133, and the other side ie 3/4 wave of RG-133. Everything is connected with a tee connector. The main feedline is standard 50 ohm coax. (This is a coy out of the ARRL 1974 Antenna Handbook). [/QUOTE]

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