5.8Ghz antenna support .

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Supporting an Antenna on a Goggle FPV System Designing a system to support an helical antenna for goggle-based First-Person View (FPV) applications involves careful consideration of several factors, including the type of antenna used and its mounting requirements. The 5.8 GHz 7 Turn Right-Hand Circularly Polarized (RHCP) Helical Antenna from Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:724458) is a popular choice for FPV systems due to its high gain and wide beamwidth. This antenna features seven turns of helical structure, which provides excellent performance in terms of radiation pattern and impedance matching. To support this antenna on a goggle FPV system, several options can be explored: 1. Custom printed circuit board (PCB) design: A custom PCB can be designed to house the antenna and provide a sturdy platform for mounting it on the goggle frame. 2. 3D printing: The antenna can be 3D printed using a suitable material such as PLA or ABS, which provides a high level of detail and accuracy in reproducing the helical structure. 3. Laser cutting: A custom-made bracket can be laser cut from a metal sheet to provide a secure mounting point for the antenna. Regardless of the chosen method, it is essential to ensure that the antenna is securely fastened to the goggle frame to prevent damage or signal loss during flight.