On 16/03/2011 15:17, RussellMc wrote:
>> >  So why is directional bad, considering emissions from the sun come fr=
om a
>> >  tight and well known direction?  It seems that exploiting this
>> >  directionality would be useful for signal to noise ratio.
> The sun tends to move, or seems to to an earth bound observer, at
> least here in NZ:-)
>
>

yes. Definitely orbits the Earth :D   ^_^

I'd stick a crossed yagi on a Motor drive on polar mount and monitor H,=20
V, LH, RH polarisations (all 4 can be done with a two output crossed yagi)

Depends on the band you want. Even a satellite dish motor will track=20
sun, though you have to change the elevation every few weeks.


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