
7
Antenna Configurations
When designing your system, consider the need for increased range as well as the need
for directionality. Keep in mind which antenna on your long-range repeater is the
receiving antenna and which is the transmitting antenna. Below is an example of a system
that uses a standard repeater and a long-range repeater with an omni antenna receiving
and a Yagi antenna transmitting.
D
ipole to D
ipole
1,000 feet
D
ipole to O
mni
1,580 feet
D
ipole to O
mni
1,580 feet
Yagi to D
ipole
3,160 feet
D
ipole to D
ipole
1,000 feet
ST
AND
ARD
REPEA
TER
Total distanc
e fr
om
ISS to C
onsole:
5,740 feet
TRANSMIT
TER
TRANSMIT
TER
TRANSMIT
TER
LONG-R
ANGE
REPEA
TER
with
1 omni ant
enna (r
x)
1
Y
a
g
i ant
enna (tx
RECEIVER
V
a
ntage P
ro2
C
onsole
V
a
ntage P
ro2
In
te
g
rat
ed S
ensor Suit
e
L
eaf and S
oil
M
oistur
e Station
Temperatur
e
Station
Sample Ant
enna C
onfiguration