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yeam

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  1. In addition, the cable selection also very important, if the system are 50 ohm, better look for 50ohm cable, and select RG8U or LMR400, i think this two cables are the most common cable can be found in market with lowest signal losses. Anyway looking forward for your reply. Hope I can help you as much as I can


  2. Sir may I know which modem you are using(model and number) ? Your country LTE has using which band? Modem has how many port for 4g antenna? What are the input impedance of the modem(50 ohm) ? I think i can give you some oppinion on antenna selection, modem selection, and antenna setup advice. I had imported the TXR185 before:

     https://images.app.goo.gl/KXE9rHe5aPBtvdN19

    The design is not much different from yours. So far the TXR185 performance is just average. 


  3. 5 hours ago, Jeriyant said:

    Hi, I from Indonesia my friends.
    and you where you come from?

    Hi, I got installed the antenna you shown before. The results are not satisfying. If you would like to use yagi antenna better looks for LPDA (700-2700Mhz). If you are looking for high gain and wideband antenna, better look for parabolic antenna with feedhorn. You are an installer or antenna designer?


  4. 1 hour ago, jbckdsav said:

    New test with short cable. Seems less than 2.5 VWSR.

    This results from seller right? Don't misleads by the seller. 

    On 1/19/2021 at 9:38 AM, clanon said:

    50 ohms to 300 ohms (ALLFOLDED DIPOLES)

    quarter wave transformer 123 ohms (125)

     

    I see, but the 125ohm cable is half-wave length. May be you can simulate the result in 125 ohm? 

    On 1/19/2021 at 9:38 AM, clanon said:
    On 1/19/2021 at 7:25 PM, clanon said:

     


  5. On 1/27/2021 at 3:20 PM, Admin said:

    ,,, and here is the latest invention of the user "com666"(if he has the kindness he could also put the dimensions to this drawing))) ""

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    Batsa-5 (analogue of Nitsa-5) for the entire range of mobile communications 800 + 900 + 1800 + 2100 + 2400 + 2600 MHz in sizes 230x230x70mm

    Interesting, any update from com666? Or any link? 


  6. "Additionally, you need to solder or rivet the cables from the same material with a size of 34x14mm. The antenna uses two flat square screens:
    Lower 220x220, above 95x95."

    Hi, May I know what is the distances between the two flat square screens and driven element? and where is the feeding point?
     

    On 7/17/2020 at 4:32 PM, Sl4va said:

     

    screenshot_976.jpg

    Besides, "5,5x9" in this figure, is this means 5x9mm with 5mm thickness?


  7. 10 hours ago, clanon said:

    50 ohms to 300 ohms (ALLFOLDED DIPOLES)

    quarter wave transformer 123 ohms (125)

     

    I see, but the 125ohm cable is half-wave length. May be you can simulate the result in 125 ohm? 

    10 hours ago, clanon said:
    17 minutes ago, clanon said:

    is a 2020 file you can't open it with an older version

    Any ways to open 2020 file in 2017 version? 


  8. 9 hours ago, clanon said:

    you're RIGHT ...i was tweaking and fiddling with it...trying to get the  S11 right....(closer to the measurements...)

    i think that the cylinder thing helps widen the band...and NOT sure about the port distance (dipole gap)

    dont forget the IMPEDANCE MATCH with 125ohms quarter wave...

    I think the impedance match cable are half-wave length without shielding (not sure how many ohm, but I suppose is 125 ohm)