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I was almost sure of this, but it can not be in that way...~!!! ,,,only this copper part has to appear...
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good, but how did you configure this on cst...??
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,,,, if you have the cst file why do not you do a simulation with the program...!!??? ,,,thanks dude,good, but you can extract to me from *cst file, *sat file or *igs file ,only for metallic copper part...???
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,,, that's not good antenna ...!!!
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okay, thank you..!!!
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,,, what is the PCB thickness .. ??? ,,, you can give me the antenna in one of these formats, to be able to transform it into cst * ,,,*cdr ,and *dxf don"t work in cst simulator...!!!!
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,,,wow dude, where did you get that, you got the original?
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,,, incomplete drawing, missing dimensions....!!!!
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"maybe, I do not know, give me the sizes...!!
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,,,isn"t 31x90mm..!!
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,,,not,it must to calculate...!!!
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wrong...!!
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,,,may be 165x55mm...!!!
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,,,from where 31x90mm?
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Antenna for Small UAV by Nikita M. Boev Explanation of antenna choice for small UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) and its realization are presented. The suggested antenna has a simple construction with low weight and small size. It is operating in 2.4 GHz band. Radiation pattern is toroidal that allows to have a stabilized link at all directions to aircraft. Antenna is short-circuited for protecting from electrostatic discharge. ,,,and here is the simulation...
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I told you, I do not have this ...!!!
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Dimensions: 36.7 x 6.3 x 4.1 cm
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No, I do not have the dimensions at this antenna ... !!
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"Well, here's a variation of the antenna sector with expanded polystyrene spacers and flat-line transmission line...
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If you have the pleasure, why not look on this forum ??? ..
