Meshtastic Yagi for a few pennies - Home Made 868Mhz Yagi - STL Files and Dimensions Included.

[@markwagner7023]

I love the project! Being from the US, our meshtastic frequency is 915 mhz. Where can I get the calculator for the elements, OR do you know the element lengths for 915 mhz?

[@jacksuzysmith3632]

I was going to ask the same.

[@paulsengupta971]

Any on-line yagi calculator will do it.

[@valetech8751]

this looks amazing thanks for the info

[@PortugalCarp]

Thanks for the files Paul.

[@knoxieman]

Your welcome

[@paultomlinson528]

Lovely work

[@dadsrcworkbench1322]

Great video. I’m looking to print one for the US at 915mhz. How did you find the spacing and length of the elements?

[@knoxieman]

Yagi calculator 👍

[@EmCommSolutions]

Very cool!

[@MyTube4Utoo]

If you're not 'Meshtasticing' what's the problem? 😆 There's no license necessary. It's definitely not cost prohibitive. It could prove to be extremely valuable, especially the way this crazy world is going, and it's *JUST PLAIN FUN.*
A very interesting project. Thanks for the video.

[@Chris-tx9ou]

could you do a beginners guide on 3d printing and what you use its a mine field out there

[@G8HCB]

Hi - What did you model this design in to get the dimensions - I mean for the element lengths? And how did you calculate the freq. I tried modelling it and get strange results...

[@russellking6490]

Thank you for sharing

[@him481]

Hi great little cases where can i get the stl files please

[@knoxieman]

Yes will do a video soon with stl files

[@danadkin8652]

Thanks for sharing

[@ColinBoath]

Do you still read comments ?
I've got a question from your Domico convoy 1 video

[@G8HCB]

Just checked perfect with 10mm dia. elements but not with spokes.