pioneering twisted world

Twist your pairs, silence the noise.

"Twisted pairs: Advanced engineering, zero common noise."

About Us

30 Years of Antenna Engineering

Twisted Wireless is a company dedicated to the development of advanced antenna systems.

With 30 years of experience building high-performance contest stations, we integrate custom-designed software, electrical engineering, and mechanical design to produce top-notch components and systems.

We specialize in utilizing twisted-pair cabling as transmission lines for low-band phased arrays, as well as providing highly compact solutions for space-diversity reception.
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Computer-based Antenna Design

Active Rx phased design

Innovative use of twisted-pair transmission lines

From 'home-made' to plug-and-play

About Us

30 Years of Antenna Engineering

Twisted Wireless is a company dedicated to the development of advanced antenna systems.

With 30 years of experience building high-performance contest stations, we integrate custom-designed software, electrical engineering, and mechanical design to produce top-notch components and systems.

We specialize in utilizing twisted-pair cabling as transmission lines for low-band phased arrays, as well as providing highly compact solutions for space-diversity reception.
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Computer-based Antenna Design

Active Rx phased design

Innovative use of twisted-pair transmission lines

From 'home-made' to plug-and-play

Product

4SQ system

The Twisted 4SQ System is an active, steerable receiving antenna array with a compact footprint. Four antenna elements are placed at the corners of a square, giving the system its name: Four Square (4SQ).

The key innovation is the use of standard CAT5e/CAT6A twisted-pair cable as the transmission medium between the outdoor antenna system and the indoor receiver.

Twisted pairs naturally suppress common-mode noise, significantly reducing unwanted interference. Less common noise means a higher signal-to-noise ratio, allowing weak signals to be received more clearly.

Interested in the 4SQ System?