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Hi Fraser, it looks like my worries about any copyright issues are correct; I just got this email below (or should I say threat) from Andy Ikin himself.. =============================== Dear Mr.

Hi Guys, I was on a trip thru the US (actually, I'm staying for a year in Berkeley and will go back to Belgium in June) Just read all these e-mails. As I pointed out in my first post (some time ago),

I have been following this message thread with great interest. Do we know why Patrick is keeping so quiet about the ALA1530 schematic or even the basic amplifier design (balanced common base bipolar)

Dear Aimo because this particular device is such a good performer some of us want to understand why clearly we all want to invent new things, for sure we want to do this but for many of us, we are

PLEASE! What is this "Wellbrook ALA1530-corrected" continuance? You, I suppose almost all of you, have the experience and wisdom to produce a lot better Active Loop Antenna, but obviosly have not

I f the potting is being used primarily for protection, please think again. There are other products that will offer possibly better protection, yet allow repairs or changes to be made. One product

In a message dated 08/05/2007 22:41:16 GMT Daylight Time, kbrowning@... writes: I f the potting is being used primarily for protection, please think again. There are other products that will

In a message dated 08/05/2007 03:12:14 GMT Daylight Time, mcqueen_34@... writes: Don't want to get into a p...ing contest but thermally conductive potting compounds generally have Thermal

In a message dated 08/05/2007 05:48:51 GMT Daylight Time, steveratz@... writes: I've really been enjoying the "basic loopantenna theory" post by John Crabtree, as well as the followups. The UK

I've really been enjoying the "basic loopantenna theory" post by John Crabtree, as well as the followups. The UK patent writeup mentioned there can be found at this URL, thanks to Alan Gale for

Don't want to get into a p...ing contest but thermally conductive potting compounds generally have Thermal Conductivity of 10 Btu-in/oF- ft. Normal potting materials are 2 Btu-in/oF- ft when filled

"I too share your concerns about getting heat out of a transistor when it is in potting compound." Potting compound actually helps the heat issue by creating more mass that the transistor must heat

In a message dated 08/05/2007 00:42:07 GMT Daylight Time, mcqueen_34@... writes: Potting compound actually helps the heat issue by creating more mass that the transistor must heat and providing

Whooops........ My previous posting of this looked ok when sent but a total mess when it arrived back from Yahoo. I'm not saying changing it will make my ramblings any more sensible..... but perhaps a

In a message dated 06/05/2007 23:31:54 GMT Daylight Time, crabtreejr@... writes: Re. implications of the very low radiation resisitance, even at say 1 MHz - that should be the subject of another

gains are always positive so -33 + (+7) = -26 db to be overcome therefore positive 26 dB gain is needed is the way I am looking at this Paul

toddroberts2001@... writes: Think of the loop element and amplifier as a complete system. With the components as described, the amplifier ne

In a message dated 5/6/2007 6:32:18 PM Eastern Standard Time, crabtreejr@... writes: Re the amplifier gain. If the antenna factor were unity, ie the antenna output were 1 volt into 50 ohms for a

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