How do U build a antenna for 6 meters?
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This page is all about 6 meter antennas. http://members.fortunecity.com/xe1bef/6meters-antenna.htm It should help.
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An antenna with thick elements has a lower Q, and hence wider bandwidth, than one with thin elements.\n\nThere are also other techniques which can increase bandwdth.  I suggest you search on Google.
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The iX5032R radio/tv tuner. It give extra channels crisp and clear,but its extremely hard to find.You would litterally have to find it from a merchant .
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TRANSMITTER ,RECEIVER, ANTENNA COAX SWITCH, COAXIAL CABLE FOR ANTENNA, ANTENNA, ANTENNA STRUCTURE. 2 EACH. MAKE A SYSTEM.\n\nOR\n\nTRANSCEIVER , COAX , ANTENNA, ANTENNA SUPPORT! 2 EACH. MAKE A SYSTEM.\n\n\nTRANSCEIVER COULD BE FM, OR AM. AIRCRAFT USE AM FOR PLANE TO PLANE AND PLANE TO GROUND. POLICE , FIRE, UTILITIES AND MOST LAND MOBILE USE NARROW BAND FM. CB IS AM MODULATION. THE NEW CB IN HIGHBAND IS 900 MHZ FM THIS IS WHAT YOU CAN GET AT WALMART IN THE LITTLE WALKI-TALKIES! WITH A 6 MILE RANGE!\n\nA SYSTEM IS SYMPLY A SENDING STATION AND A RECEIVING STATION. IT CAN BE VERY COMPLEX OR AS SIMPLE AS A SET OF WALKIE TALKIES. A SYSTEM IS A FUNCTIONAL DEFINITON FOR SOMETHING THAT WORKS!\n\nA SYSTEM COULD REFER TO A SYSTEM THAT YOU USE AROUND YOUR HOME TO KEEP IN COMMUNICATION WITH YOUR FAMILY! OR IT COULD BE A SYSTEM THAT A BUSINESS USES TO STAY IN TOUCH WITH ITS EMPLOYEES! A SYSTEM IS JUST A FUNCTIONAL DEFINITION OF A OPERATIONAL "SYSTEM". IT IS THAT SIMPLE!\n\nHOPE THAT CLEARS THAT UP FOR YOUR!\n\n\nDO ME A FAVOR AND VOTE TO BREAK THE TIE ON YOUR QUESTION ON RADAR AS A DISTANCE FINDER IF YOU HAVENT CHOSEN A ANSWER YET SO THAT ONE OF US WILL GET OUR POINTS !\n\n\nTHANK YOU!!! \n\n\nSEE THE FIRST QUESTION!\nYOU ASKED THIS TWICE\n\nAPS\n\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/my/profile;_ylt=AkNRDPHU4.dwE9DX6LQDRNgezKIX?show=AA10836052\nPOGI N POGI 88 YOU HAVE A PROBLEM YOU ARE NOT SELECTING THE ANSWERS!  YOU ASK QUESTIONS BUT DO NOT SELECT THE ANSWER! BECAUSE I AM SELECTING THE ANSWERS SO FAR FOR YOU ON YOUR QUESTIONS! ME! GET WITH THE PROGRAM! YOU ARE RUNNING OUT OF POINTS! SELECT THE BEST ANSWER YOURSELF! DO NOT LET IT HAVE TO GO TO VOTE! DO YOUR DUTY!  YOU HAVE NO POINTS THIS WEEK!  GET WITH THE PROGRAM!  IF YOU ASK QUESTIONS SELECT THE ANSWER OR DO NOT ASK!\n\nTHERE ARE WAYS OF TELLING!
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6 to 6 and a half inches.
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buy a satellite dish and a linksys router and go online and find the directions, and build it.. it had a range of .5 miles wifi
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6x6 I beam spaced 4 feet apart at a height of 8 feet should do it.
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ya. buy a wireless lan card and plug it in to your com port.\nthey cost around $39.00 for a cheap one that will do the job. antenna is built in. Get the standard 802.llb Wireless\nCardbus as they call it.
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Check out this site here It gives step by step directions. He says it will give you a 3-5km range. That should give you roughly 1.5 miles or so.\n\nhttp://www.usbwifi.orcon.net.nz/\n\nBy the way it isn't omnidirectional, so you have to have a pretty good line of sight between antenna 1 and antenna 2.
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Get cable or satellite.
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2 meters is a little over 6.5 feet. I found this out by typing 2 meters to feet on google.
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Please visit:\nhttp://www.accesscomms.com.au/coax.htm
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The standard gives the maximum length of cable is 100 meters.\n\nIf you need longer, look into coax or fiber-optic cable.  Or put an amplifier (switch or hub) at 100 meter intervals.\n\nAnd thanks Janus.  If you are trying to go over 200 meters, you are probably better off useing coax or Fiber.  Then, your limits are 185 meters.  Plus you will find it is more durable and cheaper then all-weather Cat-5/6.  About the only time coax is used anymore is for bridging distances outside.\n\nIf your distances are longer then that, look into some other form of transmission.
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You can do it with a laser a small circular obstacle (1cm diametre) and some lens. You built a telescope like picture to have 2cm diameter beam  you put the obstacle in front and you regard at 20 cm from the target
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I read on slashdot.org you can make one with a pringles can, but I think you have to put it on the transmitter and point it towards your computer, not from your computer to the transmitter.\n\ngoogle "pringles can antenna"  or check on slashdot.
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Free:  Put your access point in a higher, clearer location.  Away from walls.  Move it to the very center of where you will be accessing it from.\n\nCost: go buy an antenna, or get a more powerful router/access point.  Upgrade to N technology.  This is a bit newer than G and goes farther.
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Have a TV, and an antenna and you're good