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Old June 19th 07, 07:27 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default ARISS antenna selection?

Steve Reinhardt wrote:
Jerry Martes wrote:

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I have read a circularly polarized Yagi is appropriate for ARISS
communications. Is there a vendor that offers a crossed design? Or,
better still, is there a construction article that I can refer to?

What are you using for this type of communication?

I'm trying to set up a contact for my son's school class.

73,
Steve
W1KF




Hi Steve

Have you contacted the AMSAT guys (www.amsat.org)? I assume you
are aware of the need for gain required for you particular station.
I thought a linearly polarized 3 or 4 element Yagi was adequate.
So, I wonder if the complexity of making a crossed Yagi CP is
justified when that will have only 3 dB improvement with that same
boom length.

Jerry

Jerry,

All news to me, so far. The ARISS website suggested circular
polarization and up to 100W. AMSAT is saying 3 elements and an HT. Quite
a variation...


that's the difference between "maybe I can hit them with a HT in the
parking lot" and "Guaranteed contact with lots of link margin in front
of a crowd of expectant school children and news media"
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