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    There are no differences, except that the feed must be performed differently, to ensure a good impedance match. One can even build rectangular plate Yagi-Uda"s, and make the elements slot antenna elements. Also, a different feed is required for that.
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    hey, one more question. What is the main advantage of yagi disc over regular yagi antenna?
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  8. Sorry!!! Password: 1progs
  9. ,,,what is the password...???
  10. CST STUDIO SUITE 2025.01 SP1 https://cloud.mail.ru/public/VzVL/UGgXdTaou
  11. To know what to do ot not to do, It is not always possible to buy what you want. RND and learning
  12. I wonder why you make a radiator with a diameter of 537 mm, when you better use a parable from the trade....???!!! ,,, a lot of work for nothing....!!!
  13. bacfire VS dish 1296MHz similar diameters, after long optimalisation in Matlab (end usage of thos tool soooooon)
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  15. ,,,a pretty good version with round patches... ,,,,by increasing the reflector we increase the antenna gain....
  16. Antenna frequency 2100?
  17. For receiving, you can safely use either. Losses from using 75ohm would be negligible. Only for TX you want 50ohm.
  18. may I ask, why 75 ohms, surely less copper in the transmission line and cheaper cost. Russian military antennas not knowing why, are all 75ohm?
  19. Fine! And then on the first antenna the connector 75om.
  20. ,,,only on 50 Ohm impedance...!!!
  21. Table antenna? Does it work well? 50 or 75 OM?
  22. Biloop by ua9yed in HFSS tool, almost 11dBi from https://www.lan23.ru/forum/node/885/page11 Here calculated on HFSS-11, the sizes took the same as you, only rings of copper cross-section 2.5 mm and the distance to the reflector 12 mm! In principle, and the results of the calculation are the same.I'll try to mess with coaxial feeding ..see what happens:mda: It turns out not big distortions of symmetry.Actually so it should be at such power supply.
  23. I have no more excuses
  24. ,,,watch this...
  25. I've had CST installed for over a year, just haven't had time to switch. How to get started? Colleagues, if you can help me get started, it will be full of benefit for everyone's in the community.
  26. Is this antenna 2600 working? The sizes are correct?
  27. @eco32 you NEED to try CST...is very intuitive and fast...and better results... backfiring CIRCULAR PATCH should have better shape...LOBE
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