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On 27 Sep 2006 02:49:55 GMT, I wrote wrote:
What sort of gain is expected from an EDZ? I tweaked the topology of my design a bit in the hope of getting a broader bandwidth, but instead got even more gain. For example, the version represented below has a minimum gain of more than 4.7 dBi (at the side) and more than 5.25 dBi in the forward direction. Previously I reported gain values that ran from 4.2-4.7 dBi. So this one represents a bit of an improvement. I may try building it this weekend. Thanks, --John I found time this weekend to construct this antenna and it seems to work quite well. See http://www.jedsoft.org/fun/antennas/omni.html for the details including a picture of the antenna. While testing it, I made a contact through a distant repeater (40 miles away) and was told that the signal was solid. This was with the antenna in its test position with the center about 10 feet off the ground and the transmitter power at 5 watts. Unfortunately I cannot be more quantitation than that. Unless I have overlooked some other design, this seems to be an extremely simple and effective home-brew antenna. Comments welcome. Thanks, --John |
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