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Soldering a coax cable to RFM69

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  • joaoabsJ Offline
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    Hi,

    What do you think about this?
    Wanted to increase the GW range so trying to use a bigger 433MHz antenna.
    Would this be the correct way to make it?

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    Comment/suggestions will be welcomed

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    • joaoabsJ joaoabs

      Hi,

      What do you think about this?
      Wanted to increase the GW range so trying to use a bigger 433MHz antenna.
      Would this be the correct way to make it?

      alt text

      Comment/suggestions will be welcomed

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      @joaoabs yes that looks fine.

      Keep the non-shielded part of the cable as short as possible, but you’ve already done a great job so I think it would be hard to make it shorter.

      Personally I would probably have chosen to solder a pigtail (with sma contact) to the rfm module, to make it possible to switch to a different antenna/coax cable without soldering. But each connector introduces loss, so soldering might be the best choice.

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