As far as I know, that will work very well. Dave runs his remotely from Mexico, over skype. He can't fix it if weather breaks it from there. I think it's a great idea!!! -----Original Message----- From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Michael Ryan Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2015 8:55 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: 2 element phased arrays Hi all:=20 Anyone got any experience or knowledge of 2 element phased arrays?=20 I'm considering adding another zero five 43 footer for phasing and I was = wondering,=20 if I had an element pointing to both the short and long paths, would = there be a little gain and better receive opposite?=20 I'd place 1 element in the NW direction, 1 in the SE but if I'd wanna = work state side, I'd have to look SW but wouldn't have an element there.=20= I'm looking into the W9AD system which is a multi band set up.=20 Oldman Winter doesn't like 40M yagis up here and to put up 1 that would = last, I'd be looking at a cost of about 3000CAN and that's if I buy a = used heavy duty tower on the used market, new rotator and mosley 2 = element 40M yagi.=20 I could probably do my 2 element vertical phased array for that and I'd = have gain on 75M as well, plus can lower them if a big storm blows up.=20= Can't really do much with a 2 element 40M yagi at 60 plus feet except = pray. LOL=20 73:=20 Mike DE VO1AX=20