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,,,an older My BatWing antenna simulation and geometry...
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,,,another recovery after my website disappeared with Batwing antennas... https://mungfali.com/post/342A63F41CEBC2976EE4F309272DE4DBA221A7B4/AD2D7AB60606BAFC9913909FD501592B2182FE42
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,,,an older idea of mine that was materialized but I can't find the images of this antenna anymore...
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CST Studio Suite 2026 Electromagnetic Simulation Software Sharing https://www.mr-wu.cn/cst-studio-suite-2026-free-download/#google_vignette
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Does this suit you...??
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,,,and another version of mine with the Batwing antenna...
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,,,an older round-batwing antenna that is quite profitable....
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,,,yes,you can only do it with a single antenna with 3-7 elements...!!!
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PS, MITICHE, I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU HOW DO YOU POST THE IMAGE ON THIS FORUM...???
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It seems that this coaxial cable feeding position is optimal.... ,,,you just have to try and be careful the coaxial cable does not make contact with the ground...!!!
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,,,this is how the two antennas should be connected at 90 degrees polarization...
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,,,non-conductive glue...!!!
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,,,and this is one of my older versions... I managed to save this image...
