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Hello All,
And good Monday morning!
Sorry for my delay but I do not work every week
end.
The reason for the 8 DBd on the flag pole support is as most
of us know they compress
the pattern the higher the gain and flag pole supports are not
that high. If you go to high in gain your coverage will suffer.
Like a height above average terrain (HAAT) of just
100' out say 40 miles a 8 DBd will work far better then say 10 DBd.
So more real gain is not all ways a good idea. Some times less
is more. As they say around the office "WHY PUT ALL THAT GOOD RF IN THE DIRT.
The flag pole support folks recommend that at 450 MHz you not exceed 8 DBd when
mounting a 450 MHz in side the support. Just the physics of the
animals!
The 440 Ham band would work close to the 450 MHz band would
when mounted inside the support. Good luck with your project we have mounted
many antennas inside flag poles for public safety users with very good luck.
Your project on the Ham 440 MHz band should serve you very well.
Dean Westbrook, EE, PE.
Yahoo! Groups Links
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- RE: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag pole Tower CookTowersInc
- RE: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag pole Tower Paul Finch
- Re: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag pole Tower CookTowersInc
- Re: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag pole Tower Joe Montierth
- Re: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag pole Tower Joe Montierth
- Re: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag pole Tower Kevin Custer
- RE: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag pole Tower Paul Finch
- Re: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag pole T... Fred Seamans
- RE: [Repeater-Builder] Inside a Flag p... Paul Finch

