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"amdx" wrote in message ... I built the circuit from the page below. http://www.atvinderby.co.uk/2.4Ghz_SWR_Meter.htm The I get 0v out when held near my wireless router, if I put it near the microwave oven, the high input impedance meter bounces up and down between 7mv and 80mv and everything in between. I used a 1N416E diode and a 1500pf filter capacitor. The tuning cap doesn't have any affect. Should this circuit work? If so what could I be doing wrong? Mike Hi Mike That device looks so interesting to me that I will build one. Have you thought about the reason for using the Quad? It seems that complexity of the Quad+Reflector with the tuning capacitor might be used for some reason other than gain. A dipole over a piece of copper would be about the same "gain". And, since the output of this device never needs to connect to a coax, why do you suppose the *right angle* BNC is used? I'll learn something from this project. Jerry |
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