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Re: EZ-lindenblad info
- Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: EZ-lindenblad info
- From: "john heath" <g7hia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2008 22:35:19 -0000
Hi
I built the AA2TX 70 cms Easi Lindenblad exactly to the dimensions in
Tony's article. I modified the hub to make use of materials easily available
here in England. A 4 way plastic moulded electrical conduit junction box
makes the hub very easy. I suggest you see if they are available in your
country. I keept ALL the RF parts, dipole and reflectors as specified. I cut
the reflectors slightly overlength the used a file to get them spot on and
all identical.
On receive the Easi Lindenblad worked superbly. Mounted on a short pole out
in the opoen, about 2m above ground, the 80mw cubesats could be copied
almost on the horizion with a short run of co-ax straight into an FT817.
LO-19, my primary test satellite was 59 at high elevations.
I can recomend this design, its far easier to construct than the
"traditional" Lindenblad with folded dipole elements and phasing harness.
Thanks Tony
73 John G7HIA
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