Yesterday I finally tried it, I made more than 100 QSOs with Europe and then in the evening, South America and North America. Comparisons with a Yagi mono band of 6 elements, always the Quad is superior.

Fantastic antenna and resists the wind well, I recommend it.

Impressed with this antenna, VHF great and will get to repeaters inaccessible by road irregularities compared to vertical.

I have been 2 weeks with the SKYLINE installed in my QTH about 10 meters and I only receive joys, it has a very good bandwidth 1.1 in the whole band and in all its bands. Horizontal and omnidirectional polarization (NO PRECISE ROTATOR) and a low level of QRM, when I say low I mean null.

The SWR is perfect at 11 m and at 10 m, it goes very well both in reception and transmission. I work QRP with 10 W. they listen to me and I do DX.

In UHF works much better than the Diamond X-200 and that BiQuad is 1 meter lower.

It is a wonderful antenna. In the noisy environment I have in the city, before with the vertical, the noise did not go down from S7-8. Now with DX-Quad, depending on the orientation, day, time and band, the noise has dropped between 2 and 5 points. Regarding the ROE, forget about the Tunner, always between 1.1:1 and 1.5:1. In short, an excellent antenna for the people who live in the city.