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Posted for Tom McReynolds <tomcat@gigapixel.com>:

Angier M. Ames wrote:

>Have any of you seen an inexpensive design for a GPS antenna which we
>could build ourselves? It would be both educational as well as fun I think.I
>have no idea what is inside your typical GPS antenna but it can't be much.

How about an amateur radio antenna design book? You need to find a UHF
book (isn't GPS about 800 MHz?), But there is a lot of ham radio knowledge
about antenna (and pre-amp) design for nearly any frequency you can name.

        -Tom