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Forget about this handbook. What you want to do to measure a low impedance is to use a TWO port network analyzer (not a one port NA or an impedance analyzer) and connect the ports to an SMA tee.

I was perusing Chris Trask / N7ZWYChris Trask's paper "A Simple Varactor-Tuned Loop Antenna Matching Network", wherein he makes the sensible statement "...and the designer should always rely to

I bought a Pixel RF-PRO-1B a couple of months ago and put it up on my roof. I use it with a QS1R software defined radio. I am very happy with it. For me, it works as well as a resonant dipole at any

Is the reason that coax is worse than soft aluminum (not rigid aluminum) to build a magnetic loop antenna from because there are thousands of lossy connection points as the braid of the coax weaves

Silver isn't particularly soft and brass isn't that hot in the conductivity stakes. And we're not discussing pure aluminium, we're talking aluminium alloys. It's all a negotiation between

forgot the link http://www.pixelsatradio.com/product/shortwave-magnetic-loop-antenna/

ANYONE PLAYED with a RX only Loop? Feedback - (Curious) about the Pixel RF-PRO-1B ?36" Rx only Magnetic Loop..

Here are a couple of links I found right away: http://www.tibtech.com/conductivity.php http://www.tibtech.com/conductivity.php

Loved your point about resistance, resistance, resistance so much that I called Alpha Antenna to ask them what the correlation between the chemical properties of their specially selected aluminum had

The transmitting loop will have a very sharp resonance when tuned to your frequency. It will act as a good pre-selector. In fact, you can tune your loop by listening for an increase in noise as you

I got mine on eBay. Sometimes you can get 10 MVAN109 tuning diodes for $10 from a guy that goes by username twisttwinkle. Have fun they are fun to use! I got a lot of good info from this link:

I don't know man, "specially selected aluminum alloy that has particular chemical properties and physical dimensions" seems a little snake oilish to me (for the price). The most important aspect that

Here's the link to pre-order the MicroTune Loop from Alpha Antenna: https://amateurradiostore.com/all-alpha-antennas-c-2/preorder-1540-meter-alpha-microtune-loop-tripod-mount-bag-p-282

Nice read with plenty of info, been reading up on mag loops for quite a while now and never come across that site, thanks for posting the link very interesting indeed, would love to have a loop of

Sign up for their newsletter at https://amateurradiostore.com/ https://amateurradiostore.com/ to get product updates from Alpha Antenna like those I shared. I also was able to preorder the QRP

Loop Antenna News and Information ForumWith all the forwards on the previous post, it’s kind of unclear who exactly posted the various messages, but I want to say, “THANK YOU!” This is just the

Some naivete on my part here ... but if the loop antenna is suitable for transmitting, then I'd think it shouldn't need a preamp. The preamp is helpful when the loop is untuned, and the loss

You could use a pair of coaxial relays up on the mast to switch a preamp in and out. Just be sure to short out the preamp input when in the XMT mode. Chris Trask N7ZWY / WDX3HLB Senior Member IEEE

This gentleman has a very complete presentation, and discusses the pitfalls and things to be wary of: http://brisdance.com/vk4amz/LOOP.html Jim

I will be purchasing some material from a local ham to build an active receive loop in the near future. That being said, I also have a KX3. It doesn't get a lot of use; however, I'd like to start this