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I still would like some input on angle of take off of a magnetic loop comparing the capacitor at the top or bottom along with any other information on best placement vs where they placed for function.

Loop antennas should be about the best you can do on receiving. That is why they were employed by the military during the world wars. That is not to say that they are not in need of careful tuning. I

VE7JKZ - Brian, Frustrating it is to know someone is calling you and you cannot pull them apart from the noise! I have experienced that at times when putting out a CQ, I will hear them in there

My pleasure Ross and I wish you well in your efforts. My goal has always been to improve reception capability on 160 and I'll have another go between now and fall. The tower which has a big beam on

Brian, I was so pleasantly pleased to see your reply, not so with your results yet none the less what a pleasure to finally receive "any" response related to my specific inquire...for that sincere

Hi Ross: I built a copy of N6RK's remotely tuned loop and experienced little success. I was able to null a particular noise source in one direction but still had a very high noise level. To put it

Active AM Antenna With Twin Coil Ferrite by C. Crane Co. http://www.ccrane.com/antennas/am-antennas/ JLKolb?s antenna links including the KRS AA-1 Active Antenna schematic, antenna preamplfiers,

If you have a link relevant to the group, please post it in the Links section. If you just put it in a message, it will get lost in the shuffle after a few days. The coverage of the list is pretty

I am currently gathering all the parts to make a remote tuned 15-40 meter loop antenna similar to an Alpha loop except the design will have some improvements for my use and tastes. This will be for

I was hoping for some detailed discussion on the best/ideal location of the tuning capacitor, (motor if remotely tuned) and coupling loop/RF feed method. All pose design problems and considerations

> >I was hoping for some detailed discussion on the best/ideal location of the tuning capacitor, (motor if >remotely tuned) and coupling loop/RF feed method. All pose design problems and

I was hoping for some detailed discussion on the best/ideal location of the tuning capacitor, (motor if remotely tuned) and coupling loop/RF feed method. All pose design problems and considerations

Thank you Tony! Regards, Ross KB8NTY https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/groundradial/info https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/groundradial/info http://www.rossradio.net http://www.rossradio.net

Have a look at this article - It might give you some ideas. http://www.dxing.info/equipment/rolling_your_own_bryant.dx 73 Tony VK2IC

To the group; I am planing to purchase a receive loop antenna tuning network from N6RK Rick. Certainly not to question him or his talents. Already having a shielded coaxial loop, this would be the

Just wanted to share information of a new Yahoo user group. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/groundradial/conversations/messages

Couldn't get it to work on XP or Win 7 64 bit due to mclmcrrt71.dll can't be located, even tho' it was installed Graeme

Does anyone have any experience with AN-SOF Professional antenna simulation software <http://www.antennasoftware.com.ar/>? Aside from price, is it any better or worse than EZNEC, 4NEC2, MMANA-GAL?

Antenna efficiency: Comparing the Alpha Loop & Alex Loop I have spent much time inputting all of the variables into http://www.66pacific.com/calculators/small_tx_loop_calc.aspx

There is a lot of info out there if you dig for it. In no particular order: http://www.angelfire.com/electronic2/index1/Litz-Wire-Frequency.pdf