Another thing that keeps floating up from the depths of my
subconscious...
How would a multi-turn loop having space between turns a significant
percentage of the loop diameter work relative to one that has closer
spacing? For instance, a 2-turn 36" diameter loop with 12" between
turns. My instincts tell me that there would be an increase in the
physical capture area of the loop due to its taking on a more 3-D
profile. This would lead to higher performance than a close-spaced
loop winding. How much increase in performance? Would there be an
optimal spacing? What about spacing equal to loop diameter?
Hmmm... obviously I need more copper... a LOT more! Uhh... got any
spare capacitors?
73,
'Bear' NH7SR
