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Antenna Guide

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  • Best range: 800 MHz–1.2 GHz (tuned near 1 GHz)
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  • Usable for: Airband, trunked radio, cell bands
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  • Poor below: ~400 MHz (too short for VHF/lower UHF)
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  • Coverage: ~25 MHz to 1.3 GHz continuous
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  • Gain: ~2 dBi (modest but consistent across bands)
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  • Polarization: Vertical omnidirectional
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  • Placement: Outdoors, as high as possible
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  • Formula: Element length (cm) = 7500 / frequency (MHz)
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  • Example: 155 MHz police → 48.4 cm per element dipole
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  • Example: 460 MHz UHF → 16.3 cm per element dipole
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  • Higher gain: ~3–5 dBi better than discone on target freq
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RTL-SDR range24–1766 MHz
VHF low band30–88 MHz
VHF high band136–174 MHz
UHF band400–520 MHz
Airband (AM)118–137 MHz
λ/4 formula7500 / MHz cm
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