Installation of c.b./ Ham Radio antennas
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Yes.\n\nWhen you purchased into the HOA you agreed to all the C,C&R's and it will most likley state that no antennas ane allowed on the building or higher than the fense line.
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It's not clear from your question, are you trying to design an antenna?  What is the purpose of this experiment?\n\nIf you want to build an antenna, I would suggest a magnetic dipole.  This is the old fashion UHF type attenna (the loop).
510641
Try visiting www.emp3finder.com or www.baidu.com for FREE downloads.
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Thats a hard one. the 5 ft dish is C-Band, the mini dish is K or KU band. The parabolics are different. You might be able to do it, and use the mini-dish lmb, but you will probably have to adjust the mounting point in order to get the best focal point...There is a listserve that you can probably join and ask some questions. I believe you can email listserve@scte.org. Good luck, hope it helps
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You should open up the mini-pci compartment and see if there are antenna cables there--some laptops have them preinstalled. Otherwise, you'll probably have to stick with your PCMCIA card, because there aren't mini-pci wireless cards that don't need antennas as far as I know.
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usually the CD burners come installed on the computer when it is purchased, no additional assembly for this kind of equipment required. So, there should be no other wiring needed.
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u may try the networking of trafic signals using c language as a project
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In ur case the only way to increase the reception is to change ur PCI card to another Pci cardwith antenna. if that doesn't do good, place one antenna at the top of ur house. These antenna's are available easily in the market. and i think doesn't cost much
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Yes you can. Larry Radioshack 01-9590
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you can use a fm modulator
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Hello.  KG2DI here! First, go to www.arrl.org the home page of the American Radio Relay League.  You can find many local radio clubs that offer classes - some take as little as one day - to help you get the entry level license, the Technician Class.  Or you can go buy "Now You're Talking" at Radio Shack for $21.95.  It's a book that'll get you that license if you can't go on the computer or if you aren't close enough to a radio club offering classes.\n\nHey, good luck!  It's not just a fun hobby but a valuable national resource as well.  Hams help out every time there's a natural or man-made disaster that disrupts normal communications.  We manned shelters in New York City after 9/11, we manned shelters and assisted the Red Cross, Salvation Army, FEMA and many other agencies in Louisiana and Mississippi following Hurricane Katrina - in some areas, for weeks!  Glad to see ya got an interest.  Go for it - you don't even need to learn Morse Code to get that entry-level license any more!
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Take a look at...\nhttp://www.ampercom.com/download/RScript%20User%20Guide%201.0.pdf
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It is impossible to give the simple answer for which you seem to be searching.\n\nThere are many frequencies which could be used to cover that distance.\n\nI recommend you read about radio communication in general and about h.f., v.h.f. and u.h.f. communications in particular.
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Go to your local cable/satalite's company website. It'll give you all the info you need.
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The passive RFID tags wouldn't have a problem, but the RF reader transceiver would have to have special temperature requirements to operate below 0 degrees Fahrenheit or so. RF propagation wouldn't be affected by the cold. The military might have one that operates at -70, but their stuff is expensive as you know. So you need to make an off the shelf commercial version work somehow, I understand. What if you had an outer molded plastic case designed in the shape of the current reader to provide an insulated air space between the inner electronics and the outer cold, windy environment? Then, you wouldn't need much heat to keep it warm. You'd also have to prevent the formation of condensation when you took it out in the cold or vice versa. Also, you'd have to be able to have minimal controls and readouts etc. Good Luck\n\nPS,  I forgot about needing a radome for the RF to go through, or mount the transceiver antenna on the outside of the new plastic housing.
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Try contacting the manufacturer of the equipment. I can't believe you are taking on this task without professional expertise for a system which is so critical.
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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.