Broadband Hex beam. I first was introduced to a hex

This is a hex beam I designed for six meters

Hexbeam is a full size 2 element Yagi beam with bent wire elements

Various materials have been used to construct base plates

Point to Point of the hexagon, 21ft 6 inches. Height is around 4ft and weight around 25lbs

make a hexagon of 30 meters smaller using the loading

I cut a driven element to the formula 468/f

A large hex beam that would accommodate a 30 meter element, the hex diameter needs to be about 9 meter 30 ft

A hexbeam new extreme weather kit

Test transmission on each band: 6, 10, 15, 17, and 20 meters all SWRs 3:1

The beam is an all-pvc pipe build and came together really well

All the driver wires to be fed by the coaxial cable

Building the three-element hex beam, of an hf hex-beam antenna using trees to hang the antenna and a channel master antenna rotator

The work I did on this antenna was with the feedline between each band's wire elements

the performance bandwidth and improves the SWR

This original design is a good antenna and owners of the HEX-BEAM

6 Band Hexbeam 40m single element add on kit

When operating portable, on holiday or from a weekend qth, on a fieldday or DXpedition

main plate which holds the spreaders and mast. It's also attached

Construction homebrew 20 through 10 meter broadband hexbeam

6 bands 20-17-15-12-10-6- a 2 full elements on six bands

WD0M installation of the Hex Beam

Hex beam and spiderbeam antennas designs,differences between measurements and performance

The elements are connected via insulators to the spreaders

This is a home-made five-band antenna made from bits

I was always looking for a solution for my dx peditions and finally came to the this kind of antenna

square aluminum transmission line. Initial testing looks promising

when testing on 6M with a horizontally polarized

The Hexbeam is a great little antenna! It should be highv