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On Sunday, May 8, 2011 12:22:46 PM UTC-5, Tom Rutherford wrote:
The Yagi would be nice, but running out on the balcony and moving it around all the time isn't practical. That's why I wanted something fairly omnidirectional, as much of "omni" as I can get, anyway. Since I remember what my communications instructor told us about loops (they radiate equally poorly in all directions g), I figured this would be the most practical solution for what I want to do. Another possible idea could be the turnstile. That is horizontal, pretty omni, and pretty simple to build. Just a set of crossed dipoles fed 90 degrees out of phase. I think you would have less gain vs the broadside of a dipole, but you wouldn't have the nulls off the ends. |
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