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  1. yagi

    Aurel, the most correct one would be,,,,
  2. Vman, try to see this...
  3. yagi

    I think I'm tired, try to read what interest you , on this forum(there are many interesting...)!!!!
  4. yagi

  5. yagi

    TRY TO DO THIS...!!!
  6. yagi

    No, not this, try to show me something like this...
  7. yagi

    Anyway, please, post a picture with your antenna adapter to the coaxial cable...!!!!
  8. ,,,okay Ingsun,I'll do that too...!!
  9. """" a very good achievement RC-Concepts,,,,!!!!
  10. yagi

    As a variant-shaped core of the copper wire insert in an aluminum plate. And to them already to solder. 1) drilling + braking on both sides 2) riveting 3) grinding+drilling ,,,and an antenna built from jar caps...
  11. yagi

    ,,, yes, you can use the thickness of 0.3mm...!!! ,,,yes,9mm and 7mm distances between biggest directors very important and critical...!!! ,,, the distances between the antenna elements:7mm,9mm,41mm,36mm,36mm,36mm(these measures do not include the thickness of the material).....!!!!
  12. Hi buddy....!!! Here are the results for 3G, 4G antenna...
  13. yagi

    """" but the best solution for this type of antenna is to increase the distance between directors....
  14. yagi

    ,,, this is a simulation with 8mm rod.... The constructive dimensions...
  15. yagi

    ,,,hi buddy...!!! ,,, your construction does not work because the adaptation between the coaxial cable and the antenna is not correct...!!!!
  16. ,,, and by adding a batwing director the front-to-back ratio is emphasized...
  17. And seeing this, I decided that a rounding of the corners is preferable(radius = 4 mm)...
  18. ,,, if the adaptation line is elliptical, a wider frequency band is provided... ,,, constructive details.... CST file,,, batwing elli.cst
  19. ,,,and a simulation with only two patches...PETRA-12 MIMO BOX ,,, with dimensions of transmission line balun Guanella ...
  20. I show you a Guanella 1:1 balun with high choking impedance for most antennas over voltage baluns and 4:1 current baluns,used to adapt the impedance to the antenna above...
  21. Turning a Petra Lite Box home antenna with a 10-meter USB extension cable into a street Internet access point with a 30-meter twisted-pair FTP cable is a couple of trivialities using the AXR-1PoE router, RJ-45 cable gland and the street option for attaching box antennas . Dismantling the elements of the USB extension cord, four holes for the M4 screws, ripping the existing PG-7 hole to 20 mm to tighten the RG-45. ,,,,and this it"s AXR-1Poe router with modem...
  22. ", not TUL, I think this antenna is not broadband...!!!
  23. ,,,okay Aurel,I"ll try to make a simulation with your wire TV antenna....!!!
  24. ,,, correct if you want my drawing above...!!!
  25. And of course look inside. The dimensions of the base reflector 256х287 mm: And on the sides there are plates 28х269 mm. the Distance between them — 244 mm side The overall dimensions of the resonator — 228х268 mm, its width in the middle slightly smaller — 210 mm. The distance between the resonator plate and the reflector 29 mm. Amplifier Board is soldered at a distance of 89 mm from the top edge: