2021-02-11, 05:31 PM
(2021-02-06, 08:33 PM)PaddyB Wrote:(2021-02-06, 06:41 PM)CaptnBry Wrote:Not VHF - MARINE Vhf. 156 - 162Mhz. You could argue slightly out centered a little low but for receive you won't notice the difference.(2019-11-10, 09:41 AM)abarrow Wrote: A regular marine VHF antenna is the right length for AIS. If you are using a telescopic antenna, extend it to 17 inches. I use an active splitter on my regular VHF marine antenna and it works well. Don't put a passive splitter on, as you will destroy your AIS receiver the first time you transmit on your VHF.
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OK, I'm confused:
If people are using VHF antennas for AIS, the 1/4 wavelengths cannot be optimal?
VHF 30-300MHZ
AIS 161.975-162.025 Mhz
Thank you , that makes sense
So the SDR-RTL Calibration routine that tunes to GSM-850 (USA, California AIS ) and finds a Channel around 889MHz can be ignored in terms of antenna frequency?