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Hello,
Trying to learn a bit more about antennas. New at this. A very confusing subject. Here's a very basic question. For the 2m band, and the VHF bands in general, it is possible to find vertical whips that are omni and offer, apparently, 3 db gain (or more). Do receiving only. It is also possible to find other omni antenna types over this range, and wider, that offer the same Gain numbers, or lower. Also, there are Yagis (directional) for these ranges, again with the same types of gain numbers. So, seeing the convenience of a vertical whip of a few feet or so, what advantage would most any other configuration or type that also offers, e.g., 3 db of gain, offer ? Why not use a vertical whip for most (all) VHF receiving ? I'm sure that I'm missing something basic here. Thanks, B. |
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