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DaveC wrote:
DirectTV 20" dish, offset fed, f/d~0.7, to be used for 2.4 GHz wlan link. As I understand the issues, the best feed is one that -- for a given focal length -- will "light" the dish with as spherical a wave as possible, that has a broad enough dispersion angle to fully "paint" the dish without picking up off-the-edge noise. I've looked at all types of feeds, from cantennas to bi-quads to patch to dual-dipole. All have their pros and cons. I'd like to hear from anyone who has done this before about what feed they chose and why. Thanks, Biquad , simple , safe ,cheap and you can build it with a minimm of tools. |
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