Mueller International, LLC

Ronald Todd Bushey

David Edwin Splitz

Spencer L Webb

A pit antenna includes an inner tube defining a first inner tube end and a second inner tube end, the first inner tube end disposed opposite from the second inner tube end, the inner tube defining an inner tube bore extending inward from the first inner tube end toward the second inner tube end, the inner tube configured to electromagnetically couple energy from an antenna inserted into the inner tube bore; and a top disc, the top disc connected to the second inner tube end of the inner tube, the top disc configured to radiate energy electromagnetically coupled by the inner tube.

Through-the-lid pit antenna

A pit antenna assembly includes a node, the node including an antenna, the antenna configured to radiate radio waves; an inner tube defining a first inner tube end and a second inner tube end, the first inner tube end disposed opposite from the second inner tube end, the inner tube defining an inner tube bore extending through the inner tube from the first inner tube end to the second inner tube end, the antenna received within the inner tube bore through the first inner tube end, the inner tube configured to electromagnetically couple energy from the antenna; and a top disc, the top disc connected to the second inner tube end of the inner tube, the top disc configured to radiate the energy from the antenna.

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Windham, NH, United States of America

Ronald Todd Bushey