Design and build a Fox Hunting Yagi Antenna

In this video we will design, build and test a DIY Yagi Antenna for foxhunting. This is the second video in a series of building Fox Hunting RF Direction Finding Equipment in preparation of doing a fox hunt with the local ham club. With the last video showing the fox hunt.
3d print files :
www.dropbox.co...
Square Tubing :
I Picked up the thin wall 3/4 tubing at Home Depot.
Arrows : Any aluminum arrow shaft with the thread insert already pressed into it.

[@Ezzell_]

Very nice!

[@LynxElectronicsLab]

Thanks, it did turn out well.

[@thepctech]

All of your measurements are in inches?? Your 3dm file, what is that?? Can you also post it in your drop box??

[@LynxElectronicsLab]

Thanks for the questions,
1 - Yes it is in inches.
2 - It is a cad file only relevant to my paid for cad package. This is why I provided a clear screen capture @ 10:20 so everyone would have all the measurements.
RJ

[@navajofox1]

Are you willing to share the STL files for the grip and the connector?

[@LynxElectronicsLab]

Sure! already sent it to a few viewers. Just email me [e-mail] and let me know you want them and I will email you a zip file with all of the STL files in it.

[@thepctech]

Do you have a link for the square tubing or the arrows that you used??

[@thepctech]

is that 3/4 inch square tubing?

[@LynxElectronicsLab]

I updated the comments of the video with a dropbox link to the 3d files. The tubing was thin wall 3/4" from Home Depot.
The arrows are any aluminum shaft arrow with the threaded insert already pressed into it unless you have the equipment to do it which I did not.
RJ

[@LynxElectronicsLab]

Yes the thin wall not the 1/8" walls.