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12 GoodAbout Sl4va
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We are waiting for the simulation.
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I meant the antenna feed itself
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parabolic reflector from Kroks KNA 27 P.S. As it goes on sale, you need to buy, take measurements, and make a drawing
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no! irradiator Kroks KNA 27 looks different (look in google) I watched this video, it says that this irradiator is not even available yet!
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it is broadband. from 800 to 2600 ghz
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I watched the video on YouTube, test different antennas. The guys showed a new parabolic antenna feed. A very interesting design! And easily repeatable at home. I understand it is based on Log-periodic antennas?
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no, this is 4pda, the person wrote a message. Just in the center, the petals intersect. We talk about this in the topic about batwing
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Huawei B2338-168 * Antenna - LTE antenna: 1T4R - 800-900MHz: 0 dBi - 1710–2170 MHz: 6–7 dBi - 2300–2690 MHz: 7–8 dBi - 3400–3800 MHz: 8–9 dBi * MIMO DL 2x2/4x4 MIMO
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An interesting design, but the question is how to connect them correctly? and is it possible to somehow connect "mimo"
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Sl4va started following Helix Antenna
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also puzzled by this question. I asked it to the admin in the topic about butwing
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Sorry, but there is an image from the SWR. thank
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I wonder what her SWR is?
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Strange, why, he didn't do it with X polarization?
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Here is a real broadband antenna. It would be reduced to a size acceptable for home use. can you reduce? I wonder what is her gain coefficient? source link
