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CK I have talked to a few ops who have worked ON4UN, all said he has a BIG signal. I have never worked him.

His low band DX book got me interested and was one of the reason I purchased a 100MHZ O scope so I can see the phase difference on the phasing harness, I had a lot of fun learning and building that 40 meter steerable phased array.

My son did not think it was fun helping me lay hundreds of ground radials but after it was all said and done I could steer my signal into EU and with a flip of a switch steer it in to S Pacific.
I could not put up a full size yagi for 40 so the ground mounted phased array was next best thing.

Later I got a Mosley PRO67B with two elements active on 40 meters so down came the phased array.

They do work but don't expect yagi performance from phased verticals

[QUOTE="wavrider, post: 549956, member: 9893"] CK I have talked to a few ops who have worked ON4UN, all said he has a BIG signal. I have never worked him. His low band DX book got me interested and was one of the reason I purchased a 100MHZ O scope so I can see the phase difference on the phasing harness, I had a lot of fun learning and building that 40 meter steerable phased array. My son did not think it was fun helping me lay hundreds of ground radials but after it was all said and done I could steer my signal into EU and with a flip of a switch steer it in to S Pacific. I could not put up a full size yagi for 40 so the ground mounted phased array was next best thing. Later I got a Mosley PRO67B with two elements active on 40 meters so down came the phased array. They do work but don't expect yagi performance from phased verticals [/QUOTE]

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