Collapsible fabric Yagi antenna

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texasemt13

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I've seen a bunch of Diana Eng's DIYs but never that one. I prefer to use the tape measure beam because my sewing thumbs are a little too large, but I like the "compact-ness" of this yagi.
 

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I've been experimenting wtih a combination Yagi Antenna / Solar Cell dress! I need to mount it on my mast to test the performance.
 
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yeppers guess it would be ok for fox hunting, but a lot of effort to sew and make'

as for the pic --is that Lady Gaga? or Lady Yagi?
 

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You could sew an 800mhz yagi into your coat sleeve, then as you pointed your arm you would point towards the signal. Hmmm ... or what about a 1296mhz loop yagi for ham satellite work? or a helical antenna for satellites?
 

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Ah but beware the RF exposure safety issue - I don't think I'd want to be running any real power on a 800 mhz antenna on my sleeve...no thanks Mike
 

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"yeppers guess it would be ok for fox hunting, but a lot of effort to sew and make"
You'll never catch a fox dressed like that, but you just might attract the attention of a <censored>.

"Ah but beware the RF exposure safety issue - I don't think I'd want to be running any real power on a 800 mhz antenna on my sleeve."
It worked for this guy, you big chicken.
 
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Oh no no ... I'd much rather limt my 800 Mhz exposure to my head, no way I'm doing that to my arm!
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