A circle encloses the
largest area for a given length of material, so the largest
received signal. Loops made of wire are generally square for the
simplest support structure. Loops made of tubing can be
self-supporting and are often squares or octagons using 90 or 45
degree elbows to avoid having to bend tubing.? With a metal
shop, you are pretty much unlimited.
On 1/13/2025 4:47 AM, Simon via
groups.io wrote:
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Hi
Welcome.
We need much more info on what you intend to make before advice can be reliably given.
Ie.. active pre amped no tune loop antenna,( ie lz1aq type,) high q tuned? Dia of loop, frequencies of interest etc etc.
However, in general there is no such thing as too big a tube diameter.( dia of tube not loop.) Its usually limited by what you have/ can get/ bend/ not worth the effort due to no real world gains, etc.
A name to call you?
Regards Simon g0zen