Chuck W5PR On Sat, at 10:48 AM, Chuck Dietz wrote: Where does this line appear? Is it just above the elementtable? Is it a 6 meter yagi file? The line just above the element table is the diameter of thetubing for each element section.
If you run that.YAG file in YO, it should tell you. That may be the output for that calculation.
Stan, K5GO Sent from Stan's IPhone On Sep 23, 2017, at 11:15 AM, Chuck Dietz wrote: There is a way to calculate the match parameters in YO. I'll look forit in the next day or two if you still need it. I can't get YO to run on this Win10 machine or I'dcheckthat out.73,geo - n4uaOn Sun, at 11:52 AM, Stan Stockton wrote: Dan, I've got the manual somewhere on some computer. It looks like the first number in theline,the '2', might be the type of match, and what follows are theparticularsfor that match. The main category is Antenna analysis software that is about software.Download a copy of DOSBOX emulator and YO, AO, TA and others willwork just fine in windows 7 & 10.73 Bill N4LGAt 05:44 AM, George Dubovsky wrote:Dan,Here's the manual from 7.61. About Yagi Optimizer The resource is currently listed in in 1 categories. The software codes I have used for HF antenna modelling are: Antenna Optimizer. Get the QY4 Yagi design program for download. The YO/Yagi Optimizer There should be some more softwares which works as well as YO now, but I have been using the YO written by K6STI since 1992. ( You may have a resolusion by cuts-and-tries on a cubicalquad antenna, as their resonation is generally really broad. I also optimized a European version with metric dimensions for 87.5–108 MHz. It is 4″ shorter than an Antennacraft FM6. The antenna has five elements on a 64″ boom. This small Yagi has 5.2–7.2 dBd forward gain with all backlobes more than 20 dB down across the FM broadcast band.
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