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Irradiator series BOF-2xxx is designed for use with standard metal, satellite parabolic offset mirror. The utilization of mirror surface is more than 0.7. The radiator is optimized for mirror with f/d=0.5÷0.7 and the angle of irradiation 75÷90 degrees. (The vast majority of satellite dishes on the market.) The plane of polarization of the antenna is changed by changing the position of the radiator to the mounting site. (Rotation, followed by fixing in position.) Polarization direction is indicated by an arrow (the arrow) on the casing of the irradiator. The direction of polarization of the radiator and antenna are the same, because after reflection from the reflector, the vector of linear polarization is not changed. With circular polarization, upon reflection from the mirror direction of rotation is reversed! ,,, this is a MiMo simulation irradiator, the antenna can be on different frequency range
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XW-24O-FP7, 7 dBi, 2.4 GHz Outdoor, Circular Polarized, Flat Panel Antenna, NF (includes outdoor mounting bracket) Antenna Physical Form Square Frequency Range 2.4 GHz Gain 7dBi Connector Gender Female Weight 127.6g Height 40.64 mm Width 107.95 mm
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,,,clanon,can you give more information about this antenna....????
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I don't think so, but you have to try it...!!!
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I think the antenna for this frequency will be a bit big.(270x750mm)
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It would be good if the focal length(F/D) was also shown for each antenna grid...!!!
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There are no differences, except that the feed must be performed differently, to ensure a good impedance match. One can even build rectangular plate Yagi-Uda"s, and make the elements slot antenna elements. Also, a different feed is required for that.
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Compact sector antenna WiFi Ubiquiti airMax Sector 5G 17-90 designed for installation where the placement of a full-sized devices is not possible or desirable. This WiFi antenna is almost twice shorter than the "large" Sector airMax and weighs just over 1 kg. Despite its modest dimensions, the device has retained all the key characteristics of the family of these WiFi antennas. Ubiquiti airMax Sector 5G 17-90 has the gain of 17 dBi and a wide sweep of 90°. WiFi antenna mounts to wall or post by means of special fastenings.
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The BAS-2346 FLAT MINI MIMO antenna is designed for equipment operating in the frequency range of 690-960 MHz / 1800-3600 MHz and having ports for connecting external antennas with MiMo support (Multi input multi output) The antenna is connected by two 5-meter-long RG-58A/U cables with SMA connectors. If necessary, the cable can be extended in the same way as the wave one with a resistance of 50 Ohms. You may need an SMA-CRC9 adapter (TS9, FME, etc.) to connect to the hardware.Adapters and an additional cable are purchased separately. The antenna can be mounted on a mast with a diameter of 20 mm to 50 mm or on a wall bracket. A distinctive feature is the extended frequency range, including 3.5 GHz. The location of the antenna:Outer Supported communication standards:GSM (GPRS/EDGE), 3G (HSPA/HSPA+/WCDMA), 4G (LTE800, LTE1800 LTE2700, WiMax) Operating frequencies, MHz:690-960 MHz / 1700-2700 MHz /3400-3600 MHz Gain factor, max., dBi:7dB / 12dB / 7dB The standing wave ratio on voltage not more than:1.5 Wave resistance, Ohms:50 Cable length, m:5 Connector type:2 x SMA Overall dimensions (without mounting unit), mm:160x170x75 Weight, not more than, kg:1 Package dimensions, mm:175x215x100 Package weight, kg:1.1
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,,,what is the password...???
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I wonder why you make a radiator with a diameter of 537 mm, when you better use a parable from the trade....???!!! ,,, a lot of work for nothing....!!!
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,,,a pretty good version with round patches... ,,,,by increasing the reflector we increase the antenna gain....
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For receiving, you can safely use either. Losses from using 75ohm would be negligible. Only for TX you want 50ohm.
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,,,only on 50 Ohm impedance...!!!
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,,,watch this...
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diameter=940 mm...it's very large...!!!
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,,,this ring works as parasitic director...!!
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,,,no,this antenna belongs to user Harry36...!!!
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,,,for those who want to build a Kathrein a ntenna...
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,,,,eco32, it would be good if you could give some dimensions...!!!
