TONY,
Instead of a Loop Antenna, try using a basic (Ready Made)
300 Ohm TV Twin Lead "FM" Folded Dipole Antenna.
(Cost about $3)
The FM Folded Dipole Antenna can be layed out Horizontally
or 'formed' around a Hula Hoop.
Then the FM Folded Dipole can be rotated for the best Null
of the unwanted FM Station, or for the best Peak Signal of
the wanted FM Station.
READ: FM Reception and FM Relex Antenna
READ: The Search... For FM Radio Reception Excellence !
iane ~ RHF
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= = = "Tony" <Plutonyum@v...> wrote:
I posted this on the other group, but did not know if I was
sounding
too crazy here.
I wanted to know if there was any way to design a loop antenna for
the FM broadcast band (88-108 MHz) which would have the same
nulling
ability/technique as the Radio Shack AM loop or the Terk loop on
the
AM broadcast band. Another example would be comparable to the
Palomar
loops, or something I could construct myself. I want something
that
has the ability to null out the stronger stations in favor of the
more distant ones. I know this is a popular/common aspect with LW
&
AM broadcast antennas, but what about 88-108 MHz?
I am aware of an array which would consist of at least 2 Yagis,
but
do not have the space to implement/employ such. Again, the key is
nulling out the strong stations.
Does such a concept exist? I would like to null out some of the
semi-
local (roughly 40 miles away) FM stations to allow reception of
other
stations.
Please let me know, & thanks in advance.
Tony
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