pam on Nostr: man that must be a really really long dipole - 10 metres ? the birds are going to ...
man that must be a really really long dipole - 10 metres ? the birds are going to enjoy their new hangout spot lol =) the only time i built dipole was at 6GHz, 6cm i think, on a pcb substrate. Why not loop ? you cover a wider range of freq. Or if you must do old school, a yagi uda ? Well, at least you are at low freq, but path breakage and return loss can be a pain in the long run. 30dB signal to noise ratio is very nice too. hope you've got a good filter - harmonics and third order intermodulations can get quite disruptive
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