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Hi: I'm sorry I am no help re your problem... but I will be reading the mail as I am curious about your EMI situation and the DSL installation. Does your phone line come to your house via buried

Installation of DSL has caused terrible overnight buzzing from the 500's to about 1000kHz. Phone company made adjustments at street and house. Buzzing on portable radios re-radiated in vicinity of

It probably means the loop is not really tuned to null; instead it is tuned -near- null, and is putting out just enough at 180 out of phase with the internal ferrite to cancel out the signal

I am sure there is no 'auto disconnect' .... most receivers with the ferrite antenna that have external antenna connections will operate both at the same time. There are a few exceptions .... for

all The Terk brochure is in error.

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According to Terks website, and product brochure, the Terk AM Advantage antenna is "omnidirectional". Is that true? I thought all loop antennas were very directional. It IS a loop isn't it? It

Thanks, but what about my question regarding "auto disconnect" of the internal ferrite bar? When I turn the loop to null a strong, local station (I don't hear ANYTHING)doesn't that suggest that the

Okay .... I thought you were using a tuned loop. The loop you describe will be an inferior antenna to your built in ferrite rod antenna. It is designed for receivers with relatively high gain and no

Probably not unless you are willing to build it. If that is the case you could likely build a much better antenna but it will be larger. I did a Froogle search and best price was

OK, I hooked the loop (a cheap, simple little plastic thing that comes with an am/fm hifi receiver for the am part) up 1 wire to "am antenna" and 1 wire to "ground". I tuned to a strong local

Find no. Build yes. Probably not. What is your source? I had assumed the model was discontinued.

This past weekend saw my new loop antenna mounted on a short metal mast firmly cemented into the ground in the middle of my backyard, on top of this mast is a rotator then the PVC mast that the loop

The radio more than likely uses a ferrite rod antenna/front end inductor. If it has a terminal for the AM receiver it will in all likely hood be connected to a wire link wound around the ferrite rod.

RR, AM/MW Loop Antennas: Your best 'connection' may be NO Connection. Use the AM/MW Loop Antenna "Inductively Coupled" to the Radio's built-in AM/MW Ferrite Rod Antenna. IMHO: Most of the time

I have been looking for a decent medium-wave AM loop antenna. I have found a Terk AM-1000 AM Advantage Antenna for $31.70 plus shipping. My questions are: 1) Can I find a better antenna than the

The only dumb questions are those that don't get asked. Two ways to go: (1) Antenna screw to a really long wire strung outside. Ground screw to a cold water pipe in your house. (2) Antenna

one wire goes to the ground screw and one goes to the am antenna screw Scott

From experience I would connect inner to AM Antenna and outer to ground. Whether the internal loopstick will cause problems I do not know. Orientation of receiver will help here. Is the external loop

hi all , am parting out a technics st-s1 tuner to build a tunable loop. every thing but the variable cap is available. all switches knobs andface panel are good the tuner was working yesterday. any