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You are right. I don't know anything more than I learn on here and read from a few others. I am just going by what these guys are saying and they have done real world testing. Either will get your signal 15000 miles down the road with some help from mother nature and thats all that really matters. Quads have a longer driven element but a dipole covers a wider chuck of space. Both great antennas. I am wondering how a 2 element quad would work on the rv. I know harry hspd says a quad on vert polarity gets less interaction with the mast and I can see that as a good thing. Im just a parrot as I have to believe in test others have done. Im nobody I guess I'm saying. Im to old to fight road squawker so this is as bloody as I want to get! Peace.

<blockquote data-quote="Mr Clean" data-source="post: 580396" data-attributes="member: 336"><p>You are right. I don&#039;t know anything more than I learn on here and read from a few others.&nbsp; I am just going by what these guys are saying and they have done real world testing. Either will get your signal 15000 miles down the road with some help from mother nature and thats all that really matters. Quads have a longer driven element but a dipole covers a wider chuck of space. Both great antennas. I am wondering how a 2 element quad would work on the rv. I know harry hspd&nbsp; says a quad on vert polarity gets less interaction with the mast and I can see that as a good thing. Im just a parrot as I have to believe in test others have done. Im nobody I guess I&#039;m saying. Im to old to fight road squawker so this is as bloody as I want to get<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />! Peace.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Mr Clean, post: 580396, member: 336"] You are right. I don't know anything more than I learn on here and read from a few others. I am just going by what these guys are saying and they have done real world testing. Either will get your signal 15000 miles down the road with some help from mother nature and thats all that really matters. Quads have a longer driven element but a dipole covers a wider chuck of space. Both great antennas. I am wondering how a 2 element quad would work on the rv. I know harry hspd says a quad on vert polarity gets less interaction with the mast and I can see that as a good thing. Im just a parrot as I have to believe in test others have done. Im nobody I guess I'm saying. Im to old to fight road squawker so this is as bloody as I want to get:)! Peace. [/QUOTE]

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