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We put up our first dipole antenna element on Friday (?) afternoon. Here is Roopa trying to keep the antenna wire taut, and Onkar's pic does not need a caption ;-)
The picture on the right shows the band. Even though Onkar tried to measure the length of the dipole as LAMBDA/4 on each side, the band is centered on 71.5 MHz. What gives? The bandwidth is barely 1 MHz, kind of a let down. At the same time, there is a lot of interference from the surroundings. Perhaps our antenna wire (not a co-axial yet) is too prone to pickup from around.
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