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I just joined the group. I have built a Magloop for 20 and 40 meters and it's great for taking camping! It is made from 20 feet of old RG- 8 coax which I am using the shield for the element and an

Hi There Maybe you could try some of these links. : http://www.kr1st.com/swlloop.htm http://www.qsl.net/aa5tb/loop.html http://ka1fsb.home.att.net/loopcalc.html Kind regards

Will someone direct me to any write-ups on basic vhf rdf loop antenna theory? I want to find out how to best use a 6" diameter loop antenna with my handheld vhf reciever to locate signals in Search

Or.... Just do your ham (and SWL) friends around the globe a favor. Set up a "Beacon" station of a few watts or more. That should help.... with everything, for many miles around. ;-)

Ahhhh... BPL! Just say no! And file interference reports and more interference reports and more interference reports... and mebbe even drop a few cheap buzzers around the base of utility poles. Lean

*cough* BPL *cough* http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/HTML/plc/ not wireless in a sense in all points of the system but its an RF trash generator

Wireless DSL??? First I've heard of that one. I would say that if you're hearing it on the FR-200 there's probably a Part 15 violation going on. It's probably being radiated from the telephone lines

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Jim in Ontario and To whom it may concern: Please add my name back to the loop antennas list. As soon as I added another yahoo group I stopped receiving messages from this list. As to the buzzing

Tony, I took a folded dipole, (one using coax) opened it up and put it in a hula hoop. It works well for me, especially on radios that accept 75 ohm inputs. An impedance matcher allows good reception

TONY, Instead of a Loop Antenna, try using a basic (Ready Made) 300 Ohm TV Twin Lead "FM" Folded Dipole Antenna. (Cost about $3) The FM Folded Dipole Antenna can be layed out Horizontally or

These kind of antennas for the 3meter band (88-108 MHz) are usually not called loops but square dipoles. If you make a metal square with sides of 50 cm., slit the bottom in in the middle and connect

Tony, You could probably use the same construction method and calculations used for MW and LW loops but the problem you might have is that the Q would be too high. AM signals found on MW are about

I posted this on the other group, but did not know if I was sounding too crazy here. I wanted to know if there was any way to design a loop antenna for the FM broadcast band (88-108 MHz) which

Hi Steve ... I guess the answer is yes. I don't have a knowledge of the theoretical aspects of the interaction of incoming radio waves and their interaction with a loop in various planes ... however

Hi I have got a sony icf 2010 and used as antenna an external horizontal wire about 14 meters in lentgh based on 2 aluminium mast 5 meters in height(+insulators).The problem is that this antenna

Signals frequently come in at an angle. The ability to tilt the loop gives you the ability to capitalize on this phenomenon. Often you can get a higher peak or deeper null with a tilted

I have noticed that the Kiwa loop along with other loops can be tilted in the axis of the null. Does this help to increase the null of certain stations or does it have another purpose? Maybe null

Thanks very much Bear for your nice comments and glad you liked it, I hope someone else can use and benefit from this loop for the good of DXing. Best regards! Michael.

Lupu, A VHF/UHF fractal antenna is a very, very small animal indeed! Dimensions and angles are extremely critical. The only information source I have encountered that actually gives design