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Re: L on AO40
The 1.2GHz module has an output power of 10 watts. The length of your feed
line is important, but assuming you can put 8 watts of it into a 21dbi yagi
system, you will barely hit the noise level with a squint angle of <15
degrees. You will either need a lot more power or a better antenna
system. Preferable, would be a dish with >24dbc (Circular Polarized). I
too have the 1.2GHz module, but don't even try because I don't have the
room for a dish, nor the 50 watt plus PA need for a couple of yagi or helix
antennas.
73, Bob
HL2/KK4UZ
At 03:34 PM 11/21/2001 -0700, James Cizek wrote:
> Just wondering what size and how many antennas people are using
> for the L uplink on AO40. How much power? Just ordered the 1.2Ghz
> module for my 736 and wondered if it will useable barefoot on
> AO40 (with hardline up to the antenna and 2 ring yagis) or if
> I will need an amp.
>
> -James
> ki0kn@amsat.org
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