Mercur - take a look at amateur radio publications - RDF - Radio Direction Finding. Nothing wrong with what's been suggested here but you might find alternatives. There's quite a group of hams who do fox hunts (something else to "google" )- basically a contest to find a transmitter. You might even find someone with expertise in this area within the ham community who would join your group.
stevez; That's what I have done using the information given to me here as a basis for my research, it has been helpful.
On the suject of locating someone within the ham community I have simply placed a small flyer on the community notice board.
stevez; That's what I have done using the information given to me here as a basis for my research, it has been helpful.
On the suject of locating someone within the ham community I have simply placed a small flyer on the community notice board.
Eericgibbs; I am considering making both and testing which suits my purpose better although the greater the accuracy in terms of direction finding the better.
Eericgibbs; I am considering making both and testing which suits my purpose better although the greater the accuracy in terms of direction finding the better.
ercicgibbs; Good suggestion junkyard will probably have an old aerial.
About your bat, don't waste it on the likes of them; boiling vinegar in the eyes with Hexatatramthelyne and Conc Nitric acid under their house would be punishment enough ?