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Hi all.
This may seem like a fairly basic question. But here we go! I want to performance test a 436MHz high gain antenna. My plan is to construct a simple dipole with a 1:1 balun for 436MHz as a reference antenna and construct another dipole with a 1:1 balun to receive the test signal, measure it with a diode detector and a milli-amp meter (field strength meter) at the shack. Do the calculation and have the antenna gain. This seems to me to be fairly straight forward, but has anyone carried out similar measurements and concur with the approach or are there are there traps and pit falls that I need to be aware of. Or is their simply a better way? Cheers -- Peter Miles VK3YSF Melbourne, Australia |
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