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I can repair split air conditioners, satellite dishes, conduct electrical wiring. I can fix cars, and a lot more that I can Recently, I put amplifiers gsm-3g. Grateful to these my professions, I did not become rich. But, I live in prosperity. In my refrigerator sometimes there are cheese, fish, sausage, and much more. Thanks God! But, recently there was a client asking for a lot of wimax2300-2400. And I, understanding nothing in excess of high frequencies, tried to understand the theory and practice of these antennas. How do I do it - I'll write a little in this thread.
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Originally for wimax 3.5 ghz (it SHOULD be more than 18dbi) (circular Polarization) Trying to rebuilt it for 2.4 ghz PS: doubts about the Dielectric material...(rexolite , fiber glass...?) very similar to http://Ionica 19 db , 3.5 ghz
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Korean antenna on PSB
