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Antenna suggestion
Sirs:
I am a programmer and electrician, but not a radio person! I am sending an experimental balloon to over 100,000 ft. I have purchased two 900MHz RF Aerocomm ConnexLink Radios. The radios have a power of 1000 m.a., which states it will transmit and receive up to 20 miles line of sight. I do realize that this is probably under ideal circumstances and will not likely be the case when I actually deploy. I would be interested in purchasing some antennas which would somehow increase the range. What sort of characteristics make up a good antenna for what I want to do? It is possible that someone could find me one that would work with my project? Also, anything you might contribute concerning radio transmission would be very much appreciated. Money is no object for this experiment, so any ideas you have are very much welcome. Thanks, Brett |
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