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clanon

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  1. Port 2 working nice...Port 1 NOT so much...
  2. almost SAME SIZE or evevn SMALLER than Directors...
  3. i'm guessing Patches at 2500 Mhz and directors at 2700 Mhz... what you think...?
  4. They are squares ; 5 by 5 cm (more or less) Directors are roof isolation Polyurethane (almost same length) starting to draw right now... feed lines are complex for MIMO... we'll see
  5. well...the best "amplifier" is a GOOD (optimal) antenna , matched to RADIO specs... Sensibility is MOST important (for client anyway) "reception signal" PS: so what are your requirements... Distance , Mimo (speed), modem specs...bands used...
  6. (Its supposed to be 2cm) i tried from 5mm or less to 25 mm and more...NOTHING S11 never gets under 7 , 8...or LESS Z goes up to 20 ohms MAX...(never passes 15 , 20 ohms) tried 1mm and 0.5 FR4 , Rexolite and Roger...(Nothing) What i DIDN't try was a DIFFERENT PORT...(only discrete)
  7. https://www.lan23.ru/wifi/DPatch14/Double-Patch-14dBi.html
  8. Easy and GOOD!
  9. Two identical antennas , separated ...would ALWAYS be better than one with small ISOLATION between ports... Polarization (Lineal , Horizontal or Vertical ; Circular LH or RH) should be the SAME in Receiver and Emitter
  10. does it have to be MIMO...? hardware...on the Receiver side...? 500mts , anything over 10 dbi (directional) would do...
  11. Don't forget the pass through pins (4 of them)
  12. 1mm FR4 22 mm to REFLECTOR (to get 50 ohms) front.dxf
  13. Same shit...on metal (more efficient , less losses, BETTER)
  14. each unit 9 db 2 of those 12 dbi max 4 of those 15 dbi max 8 of those 18 dbi max Under IDEAL conditions...(feed network. dielectric losses , mismatch etc) up to 20 ...22...24 dbi is achievable on 2.4ghz (over a 1 meter area at 24dbi)...more than that is BALONEY...Bullshit...never seen...never happen
  15. Well...they are UNDER -20db...so...not that bad... Z for wideband a different story I'll fiddle with x1 and x2...
  16. i'll try...
  17. Sidelobes...? Z seems RIGHT ON point...(for me)
  18. Slot feed could give some more Mhz...maybe...Designed for GAIN mostly...imho
  19. so far... best results