Improved Dutch helix/helical for WLan Improved Helical Antenna Design for 802.11b WLAN By: PA0HOO October the 17th 2002 To slow? Dutch English N.B: (Click here to jump to the improved PVC helix design) Preface The weekend of October the 17th 2002 we tried to set up an 802.11b WLAN radio link over just 200m. The radio path 'Direct sight', seen from the roof. As we had to bridge about 200 m, an external antenna was a must. Making your own path calculation Click here to calculate the distance you can bridge with a given antenna. The connections for the external antennas These pictures show how the external antenna connections were made. Our experience: PTFE cables don't melt while soldering. 'The Antenna'At the site of Remco PA3FYM we found the perfect construction description of a classical helix antenna, using today's materials. The DisappointmentIt was very disappointing to find out that 'the thingy' we made wasn't performing at all. The dimension were OK, all sizes were according to the known formulas. The design The making The test
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Wi-Fi 2.4GHz helical antenna you can build! Wi-Fi point to point helical 2.4GHz antenna you can build! A while ago I thought I'd try my hand at building a 2.4GHz Helical. It was a sobering experience. The first design I tried to duplicate was Jason Heckers. I had read mixed reviews of his design. There was much conjecture regarding the dielectric constant of PVC and it's impact on tuning. The outside diameter was 38mm. Note in this chart that 14db return loss = a minimum target SWR of 1.5:1, 18db = an acceptable SWR of 1.29:1. The actual return loss measurements I got were less than satisfying and, despite claims by others to the contrary, my creation actually resonated higher than the design target, an interesting twist I didn't expect. Forging ahead I performed my gain tests. The best gain I was able to achieve with the helix pointed at the source was only 4 dB over the best half wave signal (4dBd) or 6dBi. Armed with this information my next prototype was based on the W0OQC design. Two things are for certain though.
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