[Antennas] Fw: QUADS & BEAMS ??

Thu Oct 8 09:54:07 EDT 2009

And I for one have built several of his designs and they have worked 
wonderfully! My current 6 band, 2 el3m3nt spyder quad was one he had 
quite a bit of input into relative to feeding he driven elements plus he 
modeled the overall design. He was not just a theoretician...
73, Tom
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Tom LeClerc, Amateur Radio Station W1TJL
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Danny K6MHE wrote:
> C.Whitaker wrote:
>>> de WB2CPN
>> I know that Cebic became an antenna GURU, and he
>> did publish, but it is my understanding that he was heavy
>> on math, and modeled antennas but didn't actually build
>> anything with his hands. So I wonder how his postulations
>> were ever verified. It takes an enormous amount of testing
>> to prove in even the simplest model. The TRIVIA is that
>> the first very large computers ever built were designed to
>> do two things, and one was to compute the pattern of radar
>> antennas. The other was to compute the path of artillery
>> projectiles.
>> 73 Clete
>>>>> You have a misunderstanding my friend! While it is true he did a lot of 
> in-depth studies of various antennas using mathematics and computer 
> modeling he did also build many antennas himself. Several of them were 
> published in QST and other amateur publications.
>> 73,
> Danny, K6MHE
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