Mine works great and a TPlink switch behind it. Jerry W3CDE

Thank you for the link. I might try to compare the results of this and a few other calculators to see how close or far apart their calculation results are. I would guess they

Just tested and it looks like it is deliberate. Set gain to 8 or 9, stop radio. Restart radio and it is back to 7. Set gain to 6, stop radio. Restart radio and it stays on 6. -- Martin m3ghe

I used to make a lot of yagis for broadcasting links back in the 80s and 90s, I made them based on DL6WU's work mostly with non-isolated booms. This calculator is based on his work,

Hi, AX50, excellent. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

It was above the Telrex beam which was above a TH6DXX on top of an LM470D tower. By the time that was built the broom handle looked REAL good, at least from the pocketbook standpoint. I

Simon, I have to update my router. I believe you bought a new Tp-link router. What model is it and what do you think of the performance? Mike N2MS

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Hehehe Kind of a ghetto antenna. . . If it works, it works. . . Brian Howell From: jdow [mailto:jdow@...] Sent: Thursday,

Simple drills handled a broom handle for the boom. And wire cutters chopped up the coathanger. {o.o} On 20200910 13:27:07, Brian Howell wrote:

I hope if I am able to get as far as the building process it won't take me much more than that. It would be nice to have my own machine shop for some things. My equipment

Not long, an hour or two once I found the materials. Chris Smolinski Black Cat Systems Westminster, MD USA https://www.blackcatsystems.com

Thank you for the information. I'm looking at the site right now. I know a lot less about baluns and chokes but that is a whole other topic. . . Brian Howell

Yeah, I guess the model could be used a an indicator of the impedance. Thats why I'm really wanting to get a NanoVNA V2 to give me some real life numbers. Brian

Nice! How long did it take to build? Brian Howell From: Chris Smolinski [mailto:csmolinski@...] Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2020,

Heh Heh Heh Probably. . . Brian Howell From: Alan G4ZFQ [mailto:alan4alan@...] Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2020, 9:12 AM

May be you have to load also MIDIUSB.h library. What kind of arduino do you use? My sketch is for MICRO, that is USB native. Andrea

Hello Andrea, I have tried some of the examples in the library and I get the same error, I have made a query to the author of the library 73 Miguel

Hello Miguel I'm thinking about the error message you've got. Let me a little of time :-) 73 Andrea

Hello Andrea, I forgot to tell you that the version of the library is 1.20 73 Miguel