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If it a receive only antenna you'll probably be alright ... If you need a little more capacitance you could parallel a fixed cap with a trimmer ... the main drawback is you'll probably only have 20Khz

Howdy Len and all, There sure must be something different between the 31A and 31MS control boxes, I have not opened them up to see what it could be unless of course my 31A control box is faulty!

Michael, thanks for a most interesting comparison. I won't quote the whole of it in my reply [ hint, hint ;-) ] This performance difference is intriguing. According to the DRM Software Radio Forums

Dear community, I am searching for a simple solution for building a material-saving magnetic loop for the 15 m HAM band. If possible, I would like to use 0,8 cm flexible copper tube. Unfortunately, I

Once Again , The knowledge that's shared out here is amazing ! I like to listen to the AM (MW) Band . I enjoy digging DX out from under our 50KW Blowtorches ! I generally use an amplified whip (or

Howdy folks, I have spent all afternoon playing with the Degen DE-31A and the DE-31MS and I have had lot's of fun as well as some surprises!! Reference antennas are PAR Electronics EF-SWL wire with

Howdy, I have found following indepth experiments today that the Degen DE31MS has a far superior tuning box compared to the standard 31, the MS version has better gain and slightly better signal to

Sorry I can't compare the DE31MS to th eloops that you have specified as I do not own them I can, however state the following - The Degen loops are cheap and cheerful, They are not the best made units

Hi Len, I have uploaded a picture of the TG33 loop head unit for you. You can find it n the photos area under TG33 loop. As you will see, the TG33 MW loop uses an inductor in much the same way as the

Thanks for the reply. I decided to map my property today and found that I have 4 trees not quite at 40' and not real square but will do the job and it shortens my feedline run. Now all I need is

It would be interesting to know if anyone on the list could model that on EZNEC. I've just got to learn to use that program someday! Dave wrote:

I talked to a guy in New Mexico who had a large horizonal loop that he put up at 20' using 2 sections of conduit. It was working very well which leads me to believe that the metal poles are not a

--- In loopantennas@..., Len Warner <novost@...> wrote: > > At 12:03 am ((PST)) Thu Feb 8, 2007, Fraser wrote: > >Please see my post on the internals of the DE31MS loop head. > > Thanks

starayzzz schreef: The best radio to see directivity is the Sony 2001D ... Other rdio's aren't that good on signal meters.. (I have lots of analogue radio's... and a panasonix 65rfd) Marc

Thanks for the suggestion Steve, yes, I will do a number of tests and comparisons, it will be interesting and fun! Best wishes! Michael S

Thanks for your excellent efforts, Fraser. I shall download the picture in a moment... got it :-) Do you know if the TG33 MW-only loop is single-turn plus a series inductor too? Sorry if I appeared to

<portstevos@...> wrote: similiar diameter should give a similiar coverage range, the thing to watch out for is if Degen designed the active element to compensate for that metal telescopic rod support

Hi I am in the process of getting materials for an 80-10 Loop Skywire. I plan on setting this up in a Hex Shape to gain as much "Maximum Enclosed Area". I was wondering if metal supports could be used

I beg to differ! Here's a clip from a post i made in the ferriterodexperimenters group last may. A picture is include in the photos section in my ferroids file. Only difference is that it was made for

Hi Len, Please see my ost on the internals of the DE31MS loop head. The MW position utilses a bulk inductor to increase the the effective loop inductance. This may explain the odd ratio results with