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A Yagi is a moderately complex design. Generally a computer, or computer generated graphics and length tables are used for element length, spacing and boom length. A 2.4 GHz Yagi would be close to 1/2 size, in all dimensions, of a 1.2 GHz antenna. Your best bet is to buy a commercial antenna for your application. AK oldcrow wrote: Hi! If I was to take yagi antenna for 1.2 gHz and then double the length of each element. Would that work on 2.4 gHz? Bob |
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