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| Very nice! I'm glad someone in Oregon is starting to make antenna's :-) You might want to check out SeattleWireless:BenSanders's stuff, he's been doing a lot of research on building antenna's and knows where to get all kinds of cool (and cheap) stuff for mounting gear. -- AdamShand | Very nice! I'm glad someone in Oregon is starting to make antenna's :-) You might want to check out SeattleWireless:BenSanders stuff, he's been doing a lot of research on building antenna's and knows where to get all kinds of cool (and cheap) stuff for mounting gear. -- AdamShand |
PVC Yagi's are a lot like pringles can yagi's. but, using a peice of pvc pipe instead of a pringles can. this is good because it's more weather resistant, more drop proof... and well, it looks less tacky.
http://awip.truffula.net/pictures/8dbi_pvc_yagi_w_shoulder_strap.jpg
here's a picture of my initial test one (with an attached shoulder strap). it gets about 8dBi. i'm somewhat disapointed, but i think was a bit sloppy in the construction. i'm going to make a smaller one using 1" pvc instead of 2", and i'm also going to make a second, and hopefully more precise large one for rooftop mounting at a friends house.
as soon as i start making those 2, i'll post some real directions complete with pictures.
Very nice! I'm glad someone in Oregon is starting to make antenna's
You might want to check out BenSanders stuff, he's been doing a lot of research on building antenna's and knows where to get all kinds of cool (and cheap) stuff for mounting gear. -- AdamShand