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If your not familiar, here is the link to everything: http://www.dxtools.com/QX.htm http://www.dxtools.com/QX.htm Never used. Includes ... Quantum QX Loop V2.0 with MW Plug-in, Tropical/SW

I produce this plates using a CNC machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVGZryuLwQ0 I can build

If you don't want to build your own magnetic loop, then here's a company building them in the USA http://AmateurRadioStore.com

Now -that- is the way to do it. A link does not take up space, and it is available in the Links section for future use. Steve Greenfield AE7HD

You cannot link to a file in that way, Yahoogroups provides a temporary link that only works for 20 minutes at most. This is a message for all: Please do NOT use high ASCII characters in file names.

Hi Danny, i uploaded a file where some features of toroid ferrites are written. the name is "caracteristiques tores ferrite_hftoxxxx.pdf. I use it

I was recently reviewing online designs for homemade DTV antennas. Most of these designs are for UHF (channel 14 and up) and are of the general design of multiple V dipoles with a phasing line, in

Thanks for the info. I'll take a look at this. Danny

Hi, I think this chart could be usefull. the file is uploaded in the "files" section of the group.= caractéristiques tores ferrite xxxx

See if one these sites help you: http://toroids.info/ http://www.dl5swb.de/html/mini_ring_core_calculator.htm 73 Dave - AC2GL

the colors are indexed and the data is proably on the mfrs. webpage ------------------------------

I can build for u any air variable capacitors http://www.flickr.com/photos/93005502@N08/page3/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVGZryuLwQ0 Variable Butterfly Capacitor for a Homebrew Magnetic Loop

Danny, I added a link fir the mini Core Calculator app in the Links folder under the ferrites sub folder. Tab to the Iron Powder Torrid menu, and then select different Core Materials. This will

Hi Danny, Here is a link to a core calculator application: http://www.dl5swb.de/html/mini_ring_core_calculator.htm http://www.dl5swb.de/html/mini_ring_core_calculator.htm Go to the Iron

Hi group. I have some ferrite of different size and color. I know that some are better for low frequency and other for high frequency. I would like to know how to identify them. Anyone know on how I

Hello Ben, In your recent mail you asked: "So...can someone please point me towards the modified M0AYF amplifier? " Well the schematic shown in Everett Sharp's mails is the modified M0AYF. You can

Good evening all, I'm kind of new here so I have been been reading some of the posts in the online Yahoogroups archive. I recently built a Mobius loop per Chris Trask's instructions in "Mastering

You were right. My mistake. But with José I was talking about an amplifying device for FM, it was in another YG reflector, and I mixed-up things. Sorry. HI!. Horacio 2014/1/9 Todd Roberts

I agree with Brian, I have had excellent results with the M0AYF broadband loop design. Easy to build, uses only 2 transistors, unconditionally stable. Many people have reported it works very well for

This is almost certainly uses an ephemt device. They are great ... above 50 MHz. At HF and below, they have fatal 1/f noise. Rick N6RK