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On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 15:24:27 -0700, ps wrote:
I have a photo of an antenna at the Long Marine Labs in Santa Cruz, California. The view in the photo is to the n-n-west. I'm curious about what looks like some sort of array of rectangular elements. Is this an antenna, what type or frequency range? The length of the sides is about 1 meter. I can't post a binary on the newsgroup so the image is temporarily at this url. http://www.cyberplasm.com/temp/ant_500.jpg Looks like an array of broadband receiving loops. I would bet it's for direction finding. The signals from the individual loop antennas are electronically combined to produce a steerable antenna pattern. You can buy similar antenna arrays from several commerical suppliers. The loops look home made, from common plumbing parts, a mix of PVC and copper pipe. Jack K8ZOA |
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