
Performance Data and Geometry

Pattern and VSWR

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GTV 2-13m 'Aquarius' Yagi with bent Driven Element
EME and weak signal operation trimmed but OWA character Yagi ... strictly G/T breeding
This Yagi has very clean overall rear pattern for its length. It comes with lower Antenna Temperature than most Yagis at given
length but provides full gain. Hence it delivers a respectable G/Ta. It is the sister design to the 432 Mhz GTV 70-13m.
The bent DE (K6STI style) transforms to 50 ohms at feed point for direct feed. Design date of issue: 2024.07.17

GTV 2-13m 3D pattern plot at 144.1 MHz

Performance Data
Specs: with 8 mm elements @ 144.1 MHz
Gain vs. isotr. Rad. 15.7 dBi
Gain vs. Dipole 13.6 dBD
-3 dB E-plane 32.2 deg.
-3 dB H-plane 34.6 deg.
F/B -31.7 dB
F/R -29.4 dB
Impedance 50 ohms
VSWR Band Width 1.09:1 *
Mechan. Length 7460 mm plus boom front- and rear offsets
Electr. Length 3.59 λ
Stacking Dist. h-pol. (144.1 MHz)
top-to-bottom 3.498 m or 11.5 ft
side-by-side 3.751 m or 12.3 ft
*) as in VE7BQH G/T table = at 145.00 MHz
How many VHF operators have been looking up this design since July 2024?

Geometry
This Yagi with 8 mm elements on a 25 x 25 mm boom with standard insulators
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Ele. 8.0 mm
DE 10 mm
Boom 25 x 25 mm
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"Ready to saw and drill" data for mounting elements on boom with BC according DG7YBN for standard insulators as sold by WiMo, Tino's Funkshop, HF-Kits NL, 7arrays:
Includes an SBC of 2.34 mm

The Drivers diameter is 10 mm for all examples.
The EZNEC model is done with Auto-Segmentation at 380 MHz
Sketch of Bent Dipole

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Pattern and VSWR Plots
Elevation and Azimuth plot at 144.1 MHz

RL and SWR plots - simulated

Gain and F/B, F/R


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Stacking
4 x GTV 2-13m in H-configuration at 100 percent of DL6WU stacking distances

Elevation and Azimuth plot at 144.1 MHz

G/Ta analysis with the Excel version of AGTC lite
for the 4 bay stacked per DL6WU formula:


73, Hartmut, DG7YBN