Step 7: Mount dipoles and mount transformer
Attach the impedance matching transformer across the two center screws and tighten them down.
BUILD COMPLETE! Test and enjoy!
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There is probably a way to print it with conductive ink... then you could glue it onto about any (insulating) material you have handy, connect the terminals to a tranformer or a cable connector and plug it in! ,
If it gets damaged or worn print out a replacement! Even print several copies and build an array.
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Tin foil or a matel screen (strainer, etc.) makes an excellent reflector. Suggest you experiment with tin foil, scissors and scotch tape.
Do you think that you might consider this Idea for the future?
Thank You. Nice project.
This works as good or better than the $50 clearstream micron i purchased from best buy.
I am also interested in more iterations on the fractal design, but i cant imagine id be able to tell the difference as i already get 50+ channels with this. if only 40 of them werent in foreign languages. :)