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BESTER BDM-2 MIMO 4G/LTE ANTENNA, 15-17 DB

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,,,try and you will see...with PCB you need other dimensions...!!!

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3 minutes ago, Admin said:

,,,try and you will see...with PCB you need other dimensions...!!!

Can I add more directors for more gain.or it starts to lose it?

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This antenna is BDM-2 3g,4g mimo 2100MHz.  Central feed from the center 23mm at an angle of 90 ° tube diameter 10mm

I did mine a little wrong, instead of tubes I used plastic bushings, it was impossible to do that.  I ask the Admin to check the performance of this antenna HFSS.

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Hello. Who has the correct drawing with dimensions for bdm 1800-2100 mimo and 50 ohm cable?

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10 hours ago, farad84 said:

Hello. Who has the correct drawing with dimensions for bdm 1800-2100 mimo and 50 ohm cable?

bester did not produce such an antenna

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300 MHz...???,,,, the frequency bandwidth is rather large...!!!!

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7 minutes ago, Admin said:

300 MHz...???,,,, the frequency bandwidth is rather large...!!!!

1800 - 1700...1900

2100 - 1900...2200

500 MHz 

 

 

But... 

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,,,,but ....only with three elements...!!!!

,,,and with ARINST Measuring equipment, something completely different comes out...!!!

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34 minutes ago, Admin said:

,,,and with ARINST Measuring equipment, something completely different comes out...!!!

without knowing the size and method of feeding, it is not necessary to talk about it.

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On 2/23/2020 at 7:40 PM, sa3500 said:

Construction in metal. Works good.

 

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Hi, any isolation applied somewhere?

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,,, without insulation between the elements of the antenna...!!!

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Hello. Who has the correct drawing with dimensions for bdm 1800-2100 mimo and 75 ohm cable?

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59 minutes ago, EvgenijK said:

Hello. Who has the correct drawing with dimensions for bdm 1800-2100 mimo and 75 ohm cable?

I will try to make a simulation for a 75 Ohm cable..!!

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,,, this would be the antenna for 75 ohm input impedance....!!!

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 Who has the correct drawing with dimensions for bdm 2600 mimo and 75 ohm cable?

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9 hours ago, DavidER said:

 Who has the correct drawing with dimensions for bdm 2600 mimo and 75 ohm cable?

,,,do you want something like that...???

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2 hours ago, Admin said:

,,,do you want something like that...???

Yes

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DavidER

,,, something like these would be...

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11 hours ago, DavidER said:

How many kilometers does such an antenna take?

I don't know, maybe a maximum of 6km with a height of 3m and with direct visibility....???!!!!

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Direct visibility is key for range. We tested 15y ago our cantennas in the field and it was no problem to establish a stable connection.

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