• cordlsph

    From LU9DCE@21:5/101 to BBSRT on Wed Jun 26 05:40:02 2019


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    * Cordless Telephone Antenna -A.G.TENNA- August 3, 1989 *
    * Designed by: Adam Gott (On GENIE: A.GOTT) * *---------------------------------------------------------------------*
    * For latest UPDATE, call: The Hole in the Wall BBS *
    * (415)/524-1329 * ***********************************************************************



    Introduction:
    -------------

    Below is what I have been using for quite a long time now
    to stretch the reception range of my scanners on the
    cordless phone/baby monitor frequency ranges. Using this
    antenna, I have been able to receive about 10-15 more
    cordless phones than with my discone or telescoping
    antenna. I hope you will find this useful! Remember,
    that stupid E.C.P.A. does not apply for these devices!


    Required Materials:
    -------------------

    Coaxial cable - 50 Ohms - length variable depending on usage
    Connector (to match your scanner)
    Wire - Any kind, 30 feet or so


    Instructions:
    -------------

    1. Attach connector to one end of the cable.
    2. On the other end, strip off outside covering (about 1.5
    inches). Twist braiding together.
    3. Strip about .5 inches from center conductor.
    4. Connect 10 feet of wire to the center conductor. Soldering
    is the most preferred way to go here! If not, then tape
    it up with electrical tape.
    5. Connect 15-30 feet of wire to the braid. Solder this also.
    6. Tape (or use some type of sealant) on the connection area
    at the tip of the cable.
    7. Finished, now hang it somewhere. Best results are obtained
    by stretching it end to end as high as possible, but
    in front of a window produces good results. Draping it
    out the window is even better. Just try to keep the two
    wires from running next to each other, this degrades
    A.G.TENNA performance slightly.
    8. Refer to below 'illustration' if you have any questions
    or I can be reached on GEnie or The Hole in the Wall.

    Illustration:
    -------------

    'A'
    <--------10 Feet------------->
    ------------------------------c 'B'
    c <-----------15-30 Feet------------->
    bcbbb------------------------------------
    bcb
    bcb
    XXX KEY: XXX = coaxial cable
    XXX b = braid on cable
    XXX c = center conductor
    XXX --- = ANY wire
    XXX
    XXX
    XXX


    Cordless Telephone/Baby Monitor frequency review: -------------------------------------------------

    Base frequencies: 46.61 to 46.97 Mhz
    Handset frequencies: 49.67 to 49.97 Mhz

    Baby Monitors: 49.00 to 50.00 Mhz (reported)



    Please for info!
    ---------------

    If you live in CA, especially the SF Bay Area, please call
    me on The Hole in the Wall. I am looking for people to swap
    frequencies with. I also need some good bbs's to call, like:


    Spectrum Analysis Center - (714)/532-2300
    A.N.A.R.C. - (913)/345-1978

    Thanks to these bbs's for all the information that we have
    shared. And join Radio Communications Monitoring Association,
    I finally did! (PO Box 542, Silverado CA, 92676, $18.50)



    - Adam Gott -

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