![Sam on Twitter: "Built a wider and more precise L-Band QFH this afternoon. Hopefully it's tuned closer to 1.54 GHz than the last attempt. https://t.co/dtH8wdV0JL" / Twitter Sam on Twitter: "Built a wider and more precise L-Band QFH this afternoon. Hopefully it's tuned closer to 1.54 GHz than the last attempt. https://t.co/dtH8wdV0JL" / Twitter](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DvqTgMUVsAADx_G.jpg)
Sam on Twitter: "Built a wider and more precise L-Band QFH this afternoon. Hopefully it's tuned closer to 1.54 GHz than the last attempt. https://t.co/dtH8wdV0JL" / Twitter
HAM RADIO | Homebrew QFH antenna with APT-format transmission from NOAA 18 satellite, 518 miles up, and over New England | Facebook
![Working the International Space Station with a QFH antenna – Alick Gardiner – Functional and occasional Security Tester Working the International Space Station with a QFH antenna – Alick Gardiner – Functional and occasional Security Tester](https://www.alickgardiner.com/images/qfhiss/1.jpg)