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Gain increase from scanner antenna to quarter-wave?
I'm tracking a high altitude balloon on 2m via a handheld scanner, and
in the past have used the standard rubber-duck antenna that the scanner came with. However, reception isn't too great at times. What kind of gain increase could I expect to see if I were to replace the current rubber-duck antenna with a quarter-wave antenna (designed for 2m and 70cm)? Thanks in advance for any insight! Dave |
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