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Re: Extend Range
if you don't have the matching coax for the line you will have a bad
signal..
if the transmitter was balanced to transmit on a 300 ohms line and you put a
75 or 50 ohms line you will in fact lessen the overall signal
"Rich" <Never@xxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
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>I could run a piece of coax 20 ft to the edge of the room shorting up the
> transmitting distance.
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> "alarman" <alarman2000@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> "bdolph" <bdolph@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:U7D4f.2468$4O1.2194@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > Many years ago I used to make a dipole to extend the range of these
>> > transmitters. I could get them to transmit across a street to another
>> > house. It must be the correct dimensions and trimmed to the
>> > transmitters frequency. Somebody as linear may have the dimensions to
>> > build this. Let us know if you find them.
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>> wavelength in meters = 300 / frequency in MHz
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>> A 433 MHz transmitter has a wavelength of .6928406 meters, or 27.270206
>> inches. You HAM guys can check my math, but
>> theoretically, you could make a quarter-wave antenna of approx. 6.82
> inches.
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>> js
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