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[QUOTE=&quot;Damon Hill, post: 128155, member: 4658&quot;]Innovantenna has released three new log periodic antennas for the FM band; one is described in detail here:<a href="http://www.innovantennas.com/antennas-a-accesories.html?page=shop.product_details&amp;flypage=flypage.tpl&amp;product_id=450&amp;category_id=26">9 element 88-108MHz High Performance Log Periodic</a>9 elements, very high F/B ratio, roughly 9 dbi gain across the band.&nbsp; I estimate about US $250, so it's not cheap but appears to be very well built.&nbsp; No idea what the other two models are like, but I assume this is the midrange antenna.<a href="https://www.facebook.com/InnovAntennas/photos/pcb.670802462999306/670802212999331/?type=1&amp;theater">https://www.facebook.com/InnovAntennas/photos/pcb.670802462999306/670802212999331/?type=1&amp;theater</a>I'm attempting to build Brian Beezely's 10 element hybrid log periodic-Yagi antenna, which has three reflector elements spaced vertically and has an exceptional 40 db F/B average across the entire FM band.&nbsp; Finding the Stauff polypropylene hydraulic tube clamps was a bit of a challenge; I'm starting out with the reflector array to verify I can build this design.&nbsp; Making the feedline harness for the three active elements looks like a bit of a challenge.<a href="http://ham-radio.com/k6sti/ly10.htm">10-Element Log-Yagi</a>[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Damon Hill, post: 128155, member: 4658"]Innovantenna has released three new log periodic antennas for the FM band; one is described in detail here: [url=http://www.innovantennas.com/antennas-a-accesories.html?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=450&category_id=26]9 element 88-108MHz High Performance Log Periodic[/url] 9 elements, very high F/B ratio, roughly 9 dbi gain across the band. I estimate about US $250, so it's not cheap but appears to be very well built. No idea what the other two models are like, but I assume this is the midrange antenna. [url]https://www.facebook.com/InnovAntennas/photos/pcb.670802462999306/670802212999331/?type=1&theater[/url] I'm attempting to build Brian Beezely's 10 element hybrid log periodic-Yagi antenna, which has three reflector elements spaced vertically and has an exceptional 40 db F/B average across the entire FM band. Finding the Stauff polypropylene hydraulic tube clamps was a bit of a challenge; I'm starting out with the reflector array to verify I can build this design. Making the feedline harness for the three active elements looks like a bit of a challenge. [url=http://ham-radio.com/k6sti/ly10.htm]10-Element Log-Yagi[/url][/QUOTE]

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