Welcome to WIFI Antennas
Register now to gain access to all of our features. Once registered and logged in, you will be able to contribute to this site by submitting your own content or replying to existing content. You'll be able to customize your profile, receive reputation points as a reward for submitting content, while also communicating with other members via your own private inbox, plus much more! This message will be removed once you have signed in.
devton
Members-
Content count
75 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
>>2. Any suggestions for creating a robust hotspot with a 1km radius at the remote location? Use collinear TRUE 11....8dbi antenna for 2.4GHz in the center of area Like on picture attached to this post And then cover area stripe by stripe using sector antennas 5GHz Forget about entire 6 GHz band
-
3d-corner easy to build this antenna maybe hard to cut circles, maybe not... the Easyest way for you is to try to use your quados
-
Well, you can use your quados8 if you place it parallel to the ground and point exactly on base station 3x2 antenna from Admin...looks like it vertical polarization if placed as on picture it should have beam, cone radiation pattern not too wide 25 degree or something like that
-
and remember radiation pattern in this orientation - thin beam so u need to poin EXACTLY to base station, know exactly where it is, because:
-
to connect to base station u need antenna with vertical polarization so u should place it like that:
-
maybe it worked? did u checked your quados8 with SWR-meter? this antenna got horizontal polarization when placed vertical so it could not work with base station because of polarization missmatch -20...30db and if u rotate it 90degree, make parallel to the ground, it got ultra-thin radiation pattern so it is VERY hard to point it to basestation
-
hm...they got two 3.5dbi antennas X-pol... 3.5 x 3.5 = 12 (dbi) THIS is how this chinese antennas arithmetic woks
-
extender fo not so long distances
-
show us fotos or your fm reciever, please i think in your case there is some port\antenna missmatch and it is the only trouble on your way to ultra-long range FM-sessions
-
)) i think u do not need just "better things" i found this "Sven says this horizontal antenna receives stations 250–300 km away in northern Germany almost like locals" and if u got some troubles receiving stantions from 250km, it is most likely because it is 75 OHM antenna and your reciever input is most likely 36 o 50 ohms
-
addind 1-2 directors and re-emulating this FM5 looks like good idea
-
So THE best option 4 u is: Small FM5 Yagi because it is less than 3m, THE simplest construction, good F\B and tested for you requested distance: "Sven says this horizontal antenna receives stations 250–300 km away in northern Germany almost like locals" http://www.ham-radio.com/k6sti/five.htm it is so easy to produce. U can make your own and test it in couple hours
-
THE best FM-antenna is: FM5 YAGi https://3g-aerial.biz/fm5-small-antenna
-
only practice will show...but i still think: cable length from #3 on video and conection scheme from #1 is the best option
-
he is using 3 Different cable length in this antennas so IF you try to use cable length from #3 type (best SWR on video) AND use this cable length with connection option #1 it will be the best