Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz)

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Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz) SETI Horn of Plenty (Hydrogen Line Pyramidal Horn Design Antenna)

The gain of a hydrogen horn or dish depends on its aperture which makes sense as bigger aperture means more light collected. But how does this work with a Yagi antenna tuned to hydrogen?

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Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz) SETI Horn of Plenty (Hydrogen Line Pyramidal Horn Design Antenna)

It is commonly stated that acceptable error in flare angle on a SETI Horn of Plenty is lambda/4. Why is this amount chosen?

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Can an existing SETI Horn of Plenty (Hydrogen Line Horn) be extended by adding an extension on the front? Practical answer and more detailed explanation of physics involved.

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