A simple antenna that is easy to build and has good performance. Article: http://www.rchacker.com/diy/antenna-designs-for-rc/vee-antenna 4NEC2 and Github lin…
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Hi rchacker,I am very interested in getting into fpv. Would like to know if
you have any videos out on how to connect the wires from the receiver on
back. Including any added bateries bec,osd,cameras and gps device.
Also,lets not forget the fpv transmiter,receiver and ground station. It
will greatly give me a better view of how to get set up thank you.
Does the coax length have an influence before the Vee wires? I have old
antennas I’ll use to make the basis for this antenna. Does the plastic part
around makes a big difference or I can let it on? Thanks for explaining and
sharing
Happy to see you back !
Excellent video, thanks for sharing.
Can you confirm that longer wire go to inner part of coax and short wire
goes to out (coax)?
Also can you give detentions for 2.4 gHz?
Thanks again.
Another great video mark, will you be doing any videos on the openlrsng
diversity rx firmware?
So is this antenna actually better, than a simple dipole?
Vee antenna, for 433 to 2.4. Its construction, radiation pattern and
design.
I was just looking to make one of these myself for 459mhz and an openLRSng
radio receiver. Nice timing!
I have seen some people making Y shaped V antennas (base of the Y as the
feed in) where both elements are the exact same length. I was following
such a guide when i made my last V antenna.
How much of an advantage do you think there is in using unequal lengths?
Would either method work ok?
Cheers for all the info!
What frequencies do people want to see on the cheat sheet. 433, 440, 1080,
2.4?
I can do calculations for each on the simulator.