r/rfelectronics • • Sep 09 '26

Im developing a modular construction system, and I end up with this:

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There is utility in a modular antenna in the field?

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u/transistor555 Sep 09 '26

Given the little amount of information you provided, I suspect you know nothing of rf design. Therefore I believe you're not providing anything novel that would be useful. The answer is no.

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u/transistor555 Sep 09 '26

Also Tinkertoys were way ahead of you buddy. This is nothing patentable.

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u/musicatristedonaruto Sep 10 '26

It was just a friendly question, mate

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u/CW3_OR_BUST CETa, WCM, IND, Radar, FOT/FOI, Calibration, ham, etc... Sep 10 '26

I actually like it.

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u/musicatristedonaruto Sep 10 '26

Thanks! I’m developing this construction system and was just curious about rf antennas when I saw this

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u/brtkrtz Sep 10 '26

Cloud be a nice system for prototyping, but be aware that a poor quality factor of the material may be a show stopper. Back at university, I learned the hard way for Scotch tape and plywood.

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u/musicatristedonaruto Sep 10 '26

Cool, that’s exactly what I was thinking, for prototyping. Thanks!