These are some of the antennas and feeds used at USA-Satcom. Supported bands are HF, VHF, UHF, L, S, C, X, Ku and Ka.
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- Primary S-Band 1.2m Dish on Tracker
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- Primary S-Band 1.2m Dish with Precision Tracker
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- 2.4m Offset Dish
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- 2.4m Offset Dish Tracker
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- Security Camera
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- HF Loop Antenna
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- Log Periodic Antenna on Tracker
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- Log Periodic Antenna
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- VHF Vertical Antenna
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- VHF Vertical.
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- Dual Polarity C-Band dish.
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- FTA for exploring Ku Sats.
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- Main Entry Port for Feed lines
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- Rami AT-197A/GR Military Discone.
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- 225-400 MHz Omnidirectional Discone Antenna.
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- C-Band LNB
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- C-Band Circular Polarized Feed
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- C-Band Circular Polarized Feed with LNB
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- X-Band LNA on custom triple feed mount.
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- X-Band Feed for DSN
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- X-Band Feed for DSN.
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- Log Periodic Dish Feed
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- S-Band Helical Feed
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- Freshly waterproofed 5-turn Helical feed.
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- Antenna garden around main operating station.
Hello Trango: I have a question about the 5 element yagi I am currently using for satcom. First i live in a community with a hoa and today I had to take down my Hustler 4BTV that I use for hf (not real happy about that). Well my 5 element yagi is outside in the backyard mounted on a 6′ mast if I move this antenna into the garage will that greatly affect the signal as far as sat transmissions are concerned? If so I may have to put it on a small tripod just below the privacy fence or in the garage. Any advice would help. Thanks in advance.
Hi Glenn, sorry for the delay. It all depends on the roof materials, etc. There are many people that successfully use UHF satcom antenna in attic. It will attenuate the signal but still may be useable depending on your preamp and roof materials. You will just have to try it to see if it will work OK for you. Good luck!