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yagi 2.4Ghz yagi

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1 hour ago, Admin said:

,,,you work with CST...???

I'm currently learning to draw and simulate disc antenna using CST software. Still new and learning. I still cannot find the formula to get the feed point / inset feed location. Some said it is about ~1/3 from the V or the radiator

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On 25.01.2021 at 8:47 AM, Admin said:

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,,,these are the real dimensions...

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How much does the material of the antenna matter in this design? For example the difference between copper and steel or aluminum.

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h0 = 2mm

,,, the material for the antenna does not matter, but it must be able to be welded...!!!

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1 hour ago, Admin said:

h0 = 2mm

,,, the material for the antenna does not matter, but it must be able to be welded...!!!

Thanks!!

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,,,a modification to Bester antenna...

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,,,and even better...with truncated vibrator...!!!

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Hello. Who has the correct drawing with dimensions for bdm 2400 mimo and 75 ohm cable?

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On 5/22/2023 at 8:56 PM, EvgenijK said:

Hello. Who has the correct drawing with dimensions for bdm 2400 mimo and 75 ohm cable?

 

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i made one and it works really well ! What happens if the antenna is out in the rain? Will the water cause a short circuit and potentially damage my adapter (which I keep indoors) ? Or will it just not work properly ?

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,,,papus... if the antenna is out in the rain, you have to protect the antenna with a plastic case...

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,,,or so...

 

 

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Beautiful ! Will do that B|

Thanks for sharing all this valuable information ! It is of great help

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75 ohm cable (for TV only), not for wireless(modem,antennas,etc) use...!!!

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1 hour ago, Admin said:

Кабель 75 Ом (только для телевизора), не для беспроводного использования (модемов, антенн и т. д.).!!!

Which one then? 50 ohm?

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