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Which type of antenna is this? Details please!

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Willen

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The cordless phone using this type of antenna is communicating more than 20-30KM here. Its main engine is 2sc1971. So I think It is directional and better than vertical dipole.may be has higher gain. Any details... do you have?
 

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That is not an antenna, it satan's trident!

The picture is not clear, but it looks like a vertical with ground plane, not directional.

What frequency is the cordless phone?
 
It is a 1/4 lambda vertical driven element with a radial ground-plane. Slight amount of onmi-directional gain over isotropic. This one is resonant on three different bands; each vertical rod resonates on a different frequency.
 
I like the satan's trident version better. Either that; or a version of Poseidon's Trident. I wish I've heard that during college.
 
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