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I'm relatively new to this--pardon any vernacular errors. I've a 50mW
veronica transmitter that I'm using around the house and yard. 9/12V DC power source. It currently has two flexible wire leads serving as the antenna and ground--each is 70cm in length and is directly soldered to the PCB. I usually coil them up to keep the range at a minimum. Is there anything I can do to change the existing antenna setup? I'd like to be able to switch antennas to attain different coverages. I was told the impedance on such a unit is different than that of common connectors (BNC, F, etc). Is there any way to change this configuration to accept a whip antenna or a rubber duck antenna? I tried wrapping the existing wires around rabbit ears arranged vertically which seemed to give me an option for increased range. Thanks. |
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