Performance
- Gain
- 14.82 dBi
- Front-to-back
- 26.72 dB
- Elements
- 10
Element dimensions
Element dimensions (parsed from legacy body — check before publishing)
| Element | Position | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Ref | 0 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| D2 | 1670 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| D3 | 3024 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| D4 | 4468 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| D5 | 6081 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| D6 | 7729 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| D7 | 9460 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| D8 | 10715 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| Ref | 1051 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
| Driven | 1025 mm | parsed from legacy body — confirm position vs length |
G0KSC SC04010L 10el 70Mhz OWA Yagi Antenna with a 10.715 Metre Length Boom
This is a nice DX bean for 70Mhz. As always it has a nice flat SWR curve and is built with in a non-critical format so any small errors you make whilst constructing will not have a huge impact on performance.
I recommend this to be built from a 5 metre length of 1.25 inch box section aluminum with a 1 inch 5 metre length cut in to and slotted into each end.This should not need any support
Dimensions in Metres
Element spacing:
Ref = 0
Driven = .558
D1 = .79
D2 = 1.67
D3 = 3.024
D4 = 4.468
D5 = 6.081
D6 = 7.729
D7 = 9.46
D8 = 10.715
Element sizes per element half:
Ref = 1.051
Driven = 1.025
D1 = .980
D2 = .962
D3 = .942
D4 = .931
D5 = .921
D6 = .916
D7 = .924
D8 = .914
Performance figures @ 70.250Mhz:
Froward Gain: 14.82dBi free space
Front to Back: 26.72dB
Radiation angle at 10 Metres above ground: 10 degrees
Element diameter:
Each element is made out of single piece 1/2 inch (12.7mm) aluminum tubing Each element half length needs to be doubled in order to gain your total element size. No difference is length needs to be calculated for the 1inch or 1,1/4 inch boom as the elements sit high enough above the boom for the boom to have no influence.
NOTE:
You can build this antenna with 13mm diameter tubing using the same parameters above. Slightly higher front to back ratio and forward gain will be seen along with a narrower SWR curve.
For construction information see 'G0KSC insulators' and the UKSMG article from the main menu on the home page.




