Thanks. I am familiar it. However, I don’t think it can be put together and taken apart for truly portable use. At least that is what the company told me
I have taken WiMo X-Quads out ‘portable’ before, but yes - it is very time consuming to break it down into parts that can be transported easily.
We ended up just splitting the antenna booms in half and leaving the elements assembled, and we were only able to do this because we were transporting the antennas in a bus!
Unfortunately I’m not aware of a truly ‘portable’ (e.g. can completely break-down the antenna) commercial antenna.
K3RLD I just came across the WRAPS system and there was a sort of update or improvement…as you suggest, two dual band Arrows at 45 degrees with a phasing harness. He also had an LNA with a way of switching from left to right hand circular polarization. I have to see the technical details. It would be nice if there were a commercially available, off the shelf set of phasing cables for the Arrow. I spoke with someone over at Arrow and they don’t have any.