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It makes no difference to the performance of the antenna if the wire used is coated or bare. However, if you're using it inside then you really want that nice plastic covering! Also same with the wire

Hi Jeff: You may use your wife for a form to hold the 1,000 feet of number 12 awg solid wire, and place it next to the window closest to your Collins. You'll get great reception with no hassles from

A couple general antenna questions - is bare wire to be preferred to plastic coated wire? Thicker wire better than thinner? I own a Collins 51J-3. I'm using about 20 feet of ordinary speaker

I have used RG213 to approximately 10,000 volts to feed power to the anode choke of a driver stage in a high power transmitter operating in the HF bands. At this voltage level, the breakdown points

Ditto! In 6 weeks you will have enough oxidation built up around those joints that the transmit efficiency will drop like a stone. Connection resistance on transmitting loops needs to be held to an

Jerome, I have been using degaussing coils as VLF (sub 30KHz) antennas for reception of sferics. They work very well down low. With the ~0.047 uF input capacitance of my AD620 preamp the coil

Congradulations, it looks great! I like your method of non - soldering the cables, unfortunately, it would not last long around here where I live by the seaside, I sprayed clear protective lacquer

One problem with using RG-8 or RG-213 coax as a capacitor and lowers the voltage rating is the shield. When it's cut you have many sharp copper wire ends that greatly increases the probability that

Here is a link to a PDF file producer with no advertisements and is freeware. There is a beg screen for support and donations but it does not impact the program features at all. You get professional

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the loopantennas group. File : /magloop4.exe Uploaded by : aa0ni

I read at this link... http://www.thewireman.com/coaxdata.pdf ... that the voltage rating for RG-8 and RG-213 is 4000V and 3700V. I don't know if anyone else can verify these facts. If this is the

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the loopantennas group. File : /40m compact loop photos/40m loop.zip

Thanks! FYI, if anyone wants to post as a PDF as Dan is doing, there is a free/shareware tool to create PDFs from any program. It works by selecting it as if it were a printer, and then just

When I get a chance to, I'll create a Word document and print it to a PDF file for everyone's perusal. I'll include a list of parts (and what I paid for them) and the detailed photos (enlarged). -

Nice! However, as I keep saying, in the Photos section only the uploader and moderators can see the full size version. All anyone else can see is max 300x400. Why? Because Yahoogroups wants you to

Let me repost this link... (the paranthesis was making it into the last link I posted) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/loopantennas/ I welcome any questions or comments. If you try to build a similar

If you go the the yahoo groups webpage (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/loopantennas/) and click on Photos - I've posted some photos under album "AA0NI". There's detailed descriptions with each photo

I've got some photos I'll be posting this morning of the loop. I raised it up 2 ft last night so that it wasn't leaning against the fence... but instead it was supported by the fence (it's a

At 01:33 PM 10/12/04 -0700, you wrote: >Hi Jim, > >One of the goals for this loop was to avoid soldering (for those who are averse >to torches - for me, I'll use one, but I want to try to keep costs

Took a 27 inch Sony apart and the coil is something like 4 feet across. Hooked it up to my Sony ICF2010. First thing I noticed was very little background noise. Second there was QRM on 160 meters,