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Ulis said:
I ask to excuse that didn't answer so long. I had problems with the computer. I used elements from a radio antenna.From radio of the aerial I have curved the end of a tube under the form of sheet of a tree.
No Problem Ulis,
Abou the Antenna idea, I found it's genial!
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