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![]() I have determined a way to feed four dipoles to provide good horizon to horizon coverage at all angles for circularly polarized signals. It works quite well for Low Earth Orbiting satellites. I lack the skills needed to analyze the concept. I would like to make this concept available to anyone who wants to build their own antenna. I have a working model that seems to have no serious minimums when receiving NOAA satellites at 137 MHz. The concept is quite simple and probably easily understood by any antenna engineer. Does anyone know where I might locate someone who would have interest in knowing about this antenna concept that I have chosen to call the Cross concept. Jerry KD6JDJ |
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