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Understand, Simon. In retirement, US $$$$ are not an option for me. That's why, whenever possible, I build my own. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote: -- *Dave - W?LEV*

Hi Bill ( and Dave) Bill has paid a good few bucks for the Azi-loop if its from UK, so wants it to work as advertised.( if not a knock off.) It should av a better f/b than that. But Bill remember

If you are searching for nulls, I find a "shielded" 0.5-meter loop made of 0.5-inch copper tubing hard to beat. Five internal turns, the center of which is cut and brought out to a home brew and

363 930 1030 610 khz. 73, Bill, WA2DVUCape May, NJ

Hi Bill On what frequencies? Simon g0zen

Hi Martin, Thank you very much for the explanation, it all makes sense. Yes I was thinking flat plate antenna. Mikek

A tour de force by Chris Trask!! Re my previous suggestion of using constant current sources replacing R1 and R2 in Everett's great circuit, I leave the following quote by Chris.... lower (Q1). This

Hi Hisami, This is the paper the design was taken from. http://www.kiwisdr.com/docs/Complementary%20Push-Pull%20Amplifiers.pdf Regards, Martin

Hi Bill, I suggest you model your exact antenna and radial dimensions in eznec and check f/b at 2 degrees. Try optimising the f/b with a resistor 100-600 ohms in series with insulated radials on their

Hi Martin, Thanks for the infomation and advices. Thanks also for the recommend on "Chris Trask (fig.5)". I will look for the FETs. I have several pairs, but they all seem to have large Ciss. tnx &

I have just installed an Aziloop and I do not get good nulls - 10 -15 dB on 50 -100-mile ground wave signals, Loop is 13' on long side, 8' on short side and PVC mast is 15 feet. Radials are on the

Hi ?Mikek, The better IMD performance of the Trask circuit, means that it can be used with a larger antenna (one having greater self capacitance) such as a 1m whip. The coax transmission line forms

I have a question about the Trask push-pull amplifier. Doesn't it have a rather low input impedance to be connected to a probe antenna? Mikek

Hi Hisami, The PA0RDT https://owenduffy.net/antenna/PA0RDT-MiniWhip/ PA3FWM http://www.pa3fwm.nl/projects/miniwhip/ PA0NHC dual fet https://www.pa0nhc.nl/Miniwhip_20180416/index.htm Are probably the

Hi I have uploaded some pictures to my blog. https://www.7l4iou.com/2025/03/kp901b.html I will add circuits and descriptions. If I get enough results to introduce them. 73, Hisami 7L4IOU

The AMRAD active antenna is based on Burhan's circuit. https://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/0109031.pdf W1VD also has a version using a common J310 jfet.

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Hi Dave, Yes, You are right! There is no need to invest for old devices. tnx & 73, Hisami 7L4IOU

Hi Fred, Thanks for the advice. I had gotten a Soviet KP901B about 20 years ago. I remembered it and tried to improvise. The radiater is a Jpanese brass coin with a hole. Indeed, it worked as an

Hi Martin, Thanks for the advice. I have some low noise audio FETs (2SK170 etc) that I got a long time ago. I thought could not use them for RF because of large Ciss. However, LTSPICE simulation to