UVK6用钻石771听ISS高仰角的时候能听个大概，稍微一动就听不见了，遂想搞个八木天线，有大佬推荐吗？买成品还是自己做呢？

uv八木网上不少了，找一找吧

@"BH3XZT"#p101985 网上看了，国赫和BH7JYR的U7V4哪个好点？

@"BD3RKT"#p102024 感谢解答！

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@"BG2NIP"#p101986 国赫更轻一些，就是贵

@"BG5VMD"#p102055 是啊，就是贵，300多。

@"BA4QXC"#p102053 这个调试有点费劲啊，没有设备测试。其实DIY天线好做，难的就是指标不好弄。

@"BG2NIP"#p101986 这两个随便选，都蛮好的。

买成品还是DIY，这个问题得问楼主你自己，是喜欢折腾DIY享乐？还是只想打卫星而已。你买了成品基本就不会自己DIY了，如果是想DIY就直接着手研究和制作吧。如果你不喜欢折腾的只是想打卫星就直接买成品，不用纠结。还有做天线是会上瘾的

@"BG7MGW"#p102092 看到你做的5单元单U天线了，也想过自己做，成本确实便宜，B站成都M哥那个U5V3成本才100块，但是想指标好天分仪也是开销啊，加一起差不多也300多了，准备先买个成品玩着，主要是业余时间太少。

I'm a new ham radio operator and I want to build a U/V dual-band Yagi antenna. Are there any recommendations?

BG2NIP

When using the UVK6 with a Diamond 771 to listen to ISS at high angles, I can get a general idea of what's going on, but as soon as I move even slightly, I lose the signal. I was thinking about getting a Yagi antenna, and were there any experienced users who could recommend one?
Should I buy a finished product or make it myself?

BD3RKT

BG2NIP 我看您说是新人，其实最好还是买成品，等到有一定的技术了，可以尝试自己做，首先就是做天线需要准备很多材料啥的，再就是做出来天线需要拿天分调试，整个过程就挺麻烦的，不如直接买个成品来的快，用的安心😁

BH3XZT

There are many "Yagi" antennas available online, so take a look around.

BG2NIP

BH3XZT I saw online that either the 国赫 U7V4 or the BH7JYR is better. Which one do you recommend?

BG5VMD

BG2NIP The K-her is lighter, but it's also more expensive.

BA4SLM

BG2NIP You can choose either of these; they are both good options.

BG2NIP

BD3RKT Thank you for your response!

BA4QXC

Using this

BG2NIP

BA4QXC This debugging process is quite challenging, as there's no equipment for testing. Actually, building your own antenna is relatively easy; the difficulty lies in achieving the desired specifications.

BG2NIP

BG5VMD Yes, it's expensive, around $300.

BG5VMD

BG2NIP Previously, during the Chinese Amateur Radio Festival, Guo He sold leftover items at a discounted price of approximately 100 yuan per unit. These items had some wear and tear but were still fully functional, offering excellent value for money.

BA4QXC

BG2NIP You can buy a Nano VNA for around 100 yuan and use it to test.

BG7MGW

Whether to buy a finished product or DIY, this is something you need to decide yourself. Do you enjoy the process of DIY and customization? Or do you just want to get your satellite working quickly? If you buy a finished product, you probably won't be doing any DIY yourself. If you want to DIY, then start researching and making it right away. If you don't like the hassle and just want to get a satellite working, then just buy a finished product and stop worrying about it. Also, building antennas can become addictive.

BG2NIP

BG7MGW I saw the 5-unit single U antenna you made, and I was also considering making one myself. It's definitely cheaper, like the U5V3 from Chengdu M on Bilibili, which costs only 100 yuan. However, if you consider the cost of a good antenna as well, it would probably be around 300 yuan or more. So I was planning to buy a finished product first, mainly because I don't have much free time.

BG7MGW

BG2NIP Yes, a tuner is essential and should cost at least around ¥180. However, if you plan to use shortwave radio in the future, you will likely need a tuner to measure your antenna's performance, so it depends on your needs.