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Simple Dipole Antenna

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 I don't really think so, it has to be checked...!!!

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51 minutes ago, Dedewe said:

it is for 50 ohm for 75 ohms is there a size change mr...???

 

,,,yes...!!!

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,,,which frequency.../?

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i like to try do  such feed for a 1296MHZ, but I'm not sure about the dimensions, colleagues please tell me what would be the dimensions for a model with two reflectors. This one is too short, I modeled in matlab, resonance at 1500MHz (split coaxial balun):

 

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Thank You!, please give me few days to build this, i will show You the result

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I cannot find a commercial implementation of such an "feed"  also no publication with  "rear dipole feed with two reflectors". May the name is very specific, google does not return anything meaningful.

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something about thos antenna from 1968

The Radio Amateur's V.H.F. Manual  - A Manual of Amateur Radio Communication on the Frequencies Above 50 Megacycles  1968

https://dokumen.pub/the-radio-amateurs-vhf-manual-a-manual-of-amateur-radio-communication-on-the-frequencies-above-50-megacycles-11th-ed.html

 

(I will try do my own for a 1296MHz)

From the description, it seems that it is not a "simple dipole" but a slot antenna.

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,,,yes, it fits...!!!!

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,,,and in the focus of an offset disc...

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Diameters for a 1296MHz

On 15.05.2023 at 0:34 PM, Admin said:

,,,yes, it fits...!!!!

 

     Hi, it looks very good!

Could You try diameters for a 1296MHz?

lambda      127.118644      lamda      231.481481

                          

13cm(inch)      13cm(inch)      13cm(mm)      alfa      23cm

2+1/2      2.5      63.5      0.49953333      115.632716

11/64      0.171875      4.365625      0.03434292      7.94974923

1+1/4      1.25      31.75      0.24976667      57.816358

1+27/64      1.421875      36.115625      0.28410958      65.7661073

1+3/32      1.09375      27.78125      0.21854583      50.5893133

2+7/16      2.4375      61.9125      0.487045      112.741898

 3/16      0.1875      4.7625      0.037465      8.6724537

 15/16      0.9375      23.8125      0.187325      43.3622685

2+7/16      02-Jan      61.9125      0.487045      112.741898

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,,,okay, I'll try to satisfy your desire...!!!

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Thats grid with dipole rear feed with splited coaxial balun, basic version (1) with one reflector on the feed

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,,,yes, it seems that this dipole with circular reflector is good....!!!

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On 27.05.2023 at 9:33 AM, Admin said:

,,,yes, it seems that this dipole with circular reflector is good....!!!

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WOW! The antenna is very broadband! It Covers the entire 23cm band, this type of design is also suitable for LTE/5G

I have read that for grid parabolic antennas the reflector can be narrower, it does not have to be a circle, it can be a rectangle with rounded corners

With  my firs 13dBi design, I made the QSO with 250mW over a distance of 8km using the reflection of a tall office building. (I have different grids: 600mmx400mm 13dBi, 700mm x 900mm 17dBi)

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Design with slot or with  coaxial splited balun - the reflector disc is smaller than the previous design, I guess that's the reason for the lower gain.

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