Helix TX antenna - is this good to go?
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The helix shows RHCP instead of LHCP. The dish reverses the polarity.
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No, this is LHCP .... all ok
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Oooops Sorry. I made the mistake and looked from the socket.
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Thomas, egal von welcher Richtung man aus drauf schaut, die Linksdrehung bleibt immer gleich. Wie bei einer Gewindestange, egal von welcher Richtung man drauf schaut, das Rechts oder Linksgewinde bleibt immer gleich.
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OK, it is LHCP. The helix was unfavorable photographed, an optical illusion was a result by me. I found a good site in the meantime:
Sorry for the confusion, I was also confused.
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Sorry for the photo - here is the full one.
No, it was my fault. But if you photograph the helix horizontally with the socket on the left side, then you can follow the wire with your mouse pointer. Otherwise you have to move the helix in your mind.
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Left Hand...:
Right Hand...:
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I started building a helix for transmit to qo100. But I have doubts! The dish measures 0.90 meters and calculating the yield at 60% results that the gain at 2.4 GHz is 24.86 dB. Then I calculated the gain of the 8 turns = 10 dB. The total gain is therefore 24.86 + 10 = 34.86 dB ? I am also uncertain about the position of the helix, because the focus of the parabola is in only one point and the length of the coils is 229 millimeters. In which correct position should I install the helix ? That is, the focus of the dish must coincide with the connector ? Thanks for answers. Claudio IK3XKQ
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The total gain is therefore 24.86 + 10 = 34.86 dB ?
no, the gain of the dish and the helix can not be added. The gain over all is 24.8 dB.
The starting point of the windings should be in the focus of the antenna.
73 de Robert
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