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47DX054 11-5el F-Yagi
” If you exactly follow all the objective as stated when you assemble the antenna, nothing can go wrong.
You then have an antenna which fully deliver what the specification promises.
You then have an antenna which fully deliver what the specification promises.
First contact with the antenna was to 41 div. L/P and signal report 5/9+20db
Thanks Henry, great job.”
19AT145 11-3el F-Yagi
Hello Henry
The antenna is in the mast (see picture)
And i have to say the first impression is a really satisfied one. You kept your word “it was a great antenna” lol…
The reception is great and i already made some nice qso’s
Greets Eddie 19AT145
I regard the Ae as a wee jewel in the crown. When I put the Ae up in my garden with bigger houses round it was very quiet and it pulled the weaker signals in. Even on a 50klm contact the difference was huge compared to my half wave vert. I in the British army (Royal Signals) here in Germany and my main job is teaching HF radios and antenna and propagation theory so I am looking forward to getting the best use from the Moxon. I am also contemplating if adding another element on a longer boom is practical or easy.
Henry congratulations on an excellent Ae. Tim PA3ANV Gerrit, 6 elements LFA 6 meters:
Fluitje van een cent Henry. Geen problemen gehad. De swr is over de hele 6 meterband niet hoger dan 1:1,2. Superdeluxe dus.
Om problemen met overgangweerstand te vermijden heb ik de gebogen uiteinden van de loop na afregeling nog extra gesoldeerd met Durafix Easyweld. 19AT108 Reamon, 4 el 11 meters:
The antenna works really well!, i was able to work a lot of different stations, a real difference compared to the other antenna. PD1RP Peter, 4 el 10 meters:
10 meter ARRL contest:
So, the contest is finished! And it turned out to be a real battle. Not in way that we were really bussy. But it was hard spending hours to lisning to the noise with only now and then a whisper. But when we heard a whisper we were able to log that station. Thanks to the good antenna we had up. (4el LFA special for the contest, 9 meters high).
We only logged 54 qso’s wich would ofcourse normally be done in half an hour with good propagation.
Through this way we (Richard,Flip PD1TC) en Me would like to thank HPSD for a good weekend.
If your looking for a good antenna at a resonable price please contact Henry.
At my homesite you can see some picuters: www.PD1RP.nl
Regards
Peter. PE1L Rene, 6el LFA 6 meters:
Hello Henry!,
Last sunday i heard the first EME signals on 6 meters with the LFA…I am impressed!!
Kind regards,
Rene
19AT113 Sietze, 4el LFA 11 meter:
Hello Henry
Today, i mounted the antenna in the mast.
The SWR is perfect, and the bandwidth is wide aswell!
I immiditaly noticed the noise level was lower compared to my old yagi.
Enclosed a couple pictures for on the site!
Kind regards,
Sietse 19AT113
PD1ADF Peter, 7el LFA 2 meters
Thank you Henry!
This antenna really does make a difference!.
Not only electrical but mechanical too.
Compared to the more commercial yagi’s it is buildt like a tank!
Regards,
Peter
19SD226 Sip, 3el LFA 11 meters
Hello Henry,
the antenna has now placed the 3 element LAF and must say he works from art.
I must place him still higher have to him now on 8 meters.
Gretings from Sip 19SD266
I have already made nice qso’s with the moxon, some mobile guy on a island for Iceland and i have been heard in the USA already, and ofcourse the usual within Europa.The antenna is very broadband with the SWR. It is a perfect match on 26Mhz and 1:1.3 at 27.555
The reception compared to the optibeam is much better on 26 and 27 mhz, more or less equal on 28 Mhz.
And thats the way it should be.
(the optibeam is designed for 28mhz).All taken in acount I Love the antenna, its compact, it performes above my expectations!
Ofcourse a 5el long boom yagi would “out perform” the antenna, but this antenna will work fine for me. 30DA016 Dave 4el LFA 11 meter
Thank you Henry!
Very good antenna to work with, very strong build, high gain, good F/B, band width, low noise: perfect.
And thank you for the explanation and design on the other antenna’s: the moxons; 4 el. and 6 el.
Always ready to answer my silly questions. I will have more in the future…… 19AT115 Michel 5el LFA 11 meter (homemade)
Again, the 5 element antenna zx adjusted to approximately 8 meters LFA antenna beam
Like some others say the noise is less while the reception is better.
My first sa connection went fine too, got the antenna itself rebuilt with help from Henry.
Materials have bought from him, thanks for the help,
http://www.shackpix.com/main/details.php?image_id=837&mode=search 19SD280 Tjebbe, 5el LFA 11 meter (homemade)
Hello Henry:
I have changed antennes from a 5elements ZX yagi to a 5elements LFA.
I could deffinitly notice the difference with the first time i turned on the radio.
The noise went down (softer) because of that i could copy weaker stations better.
The SWR is perfect 1:1 and the radiation pattern has improved in comparisement with the normal yagi i had. 26 SD 076 Paddy,
“I love the antenna..
Nice build quality (will last forever)
No gamma match,no loss,ultra low swr…What more can I say ?? “
