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I need help in building an H type of tracking antenna for use around 166-167
mhz. This is for wildlife tracking. I have a couple of handheld 3 element Yagi's that I built using YagiCad to do the math, and they work well, but they are big and clunky. There are times when I am willing to sacrifice the good f/b ratio of the yagi for convienience, for instance when working in brushy woods. I have used an H for tracking at 151 mhz, but of course, I can't use that one for 166. My tracking receiver, a King portable, has a BNC connector, so I can interchange antennas quickly. Is there a web page or magazine article that can help me design my H, or can someone share their experience? Thanks Jim |
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