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M6MRP-Phil, Well having the bookmark indeed saved, when clicking on it though, it brings up the current eBay page, which is not including the diagram. I am also going to check in my documents files,

Thanks Ross, if you still have the details saved that would be a great help, he has nothing on Ebay at the moment I have already checked, I have pondered over this for a while now about using a 4:1

Is this the gentleman. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AG6IF-Talented-Balun-for-build-HF-Ham-radio-Sky-Loop-antenna-160m-80m-40-10-/360692848707 Windows 7 Home Premium. Regards John Barnett York North

M6MRP-Phil, I have also been following this fellow and his balun. Seems the reviews are quite positive and yes the balun ratio seems to be more in-line with matching a loop's resonance. Hard to be

Hi, looking for the winding details of a 2.5:1 air core balun for a single band loop antenna, I have read lots of arguments against these but still wish to try one against my 4:1 toroid balun out of

If some owns a Alpha Loop antenna can they post some clear pictures of the coupling box and antenna in general. I think these are great antennas for portable use, from descriptions I have heard they

N6RK-Rick, Hello-sure didn't mean to get you upset...sorry if so. Just with good intentions I wanted to share, some may have been more receptive to it. Having said that-do know I for one personally

W6ARH, Sounds good Alan! -73- Ross -KB8NTY- www.rossradio.net http://www.rossradio.net

Yet another worthless QST antenna article. This is nothing new, it is just the driven element from a quad antenna. Lightning Bolt sold a 5 band quad 30 years ago. Only they wisely used fiberglass

Just wanted to report, my duplicate (not exact) nested loop post was due to a long delay. Well what seemed long as I posted my first, then the next day I didn't see it up yet, so I created another.

One of club member built a similar multi-band loop out of fiberglass poles and tie wraps. It performed very well and did many QSLs on field day. 73, Alan - W6ARH Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2014 8:28

It may be true that HOAs can seem to be overbearing. But everywhere I know of the homeowner is informed of the HOA before buying the home. That said, one of the great things about a loop antenna is

HOA = Home Owners Association, also may be known as the Nazi Architectural Control Committee, etc. that often abitrarily and strictly enforces silly regulations and rules created usually by a small

N3FJP & son had built a multiband nested loop...looks interesting...and a good read! http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/arrl/qst_201403/index.php http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/arrl/qst_201403/index.php

Check out N3FJP's Loop antenna article in the new 2014 March QST issue. Don't have it yet, it's also now on ARRL website. Interesting read... -73- Ross -KB8NTY- www.rossradio.net

Harry, I have used an untuned loop about 90 feet circumference ( a two turn loop sides 6 metres x 2 metres, hung under the eaves at this QTH.) The plane of the loop North/South used it to listen to

It is fascinating that I would compare any antenna, except in an antenna shoutout, to a loop. I find that fascinating because no where in the design of a small Magnetic Loop Antenna will you find the

Harry, Might you not be better off with an easily homemade multiband dipole, cut and orientated to the frequencies/regions of your preference? Such an antenna is easily hidden, too and its

A 100 foot long receive loop makes no sense. Receive loops need to be less than 1/3 wavelength at the highest frequency, which would limit you to 3 MHz. You should probably be looking at a Pixel or

I live in an area that has HOA rules against outdoor sw antennas. I think my best bet is a stealth loop antenna laid directly on the roof. It would be trapezoidal in shape and about 100 feet long. I