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Fellas, I've had my Aziloop since last Summer. I can 100% recommend it. The sensitivity is great right up to 10 meters. I'm up there quite often to check propagation. The circumference of my loops

Hi Rolf, I have not tuned above the 16 meter band, but the HF reception lower than this band seems fine. I have mostly tuned from 90 meters to 19 meters, and have not felt the sensitivity was

Hy Guy, I I also have an azi loop on my workbench and hope to install it in about 4-8 weeks. Have you already been able to gain experience in the HF range (3-30 MHz)? Maybe the loops should be a

Thanks for your first impressions, just as I suspected. By next week in Grayland, I'm sure the sun will have recovered and you'll be able to reap a good harvest from the Pacific. And with Perseus and

Hi Christoph, Yes, I've been please thus far with medium wave results. Besides the excellent nulling available 0-360 degrees of the compass, I am finding that nulls are generally broadbanded and

Thanks Guy for the interesting view of your finished AziLoop. The whole construction is very solid and a good idea for the setup. Even though I plan to bury my radials underground because of the

Hi Simon, I wouldn't exactly call it a hill, but just a slight slope. Still, I did take care to keep the elevated radials level. One one side of the antenna the radials are about one foot above

I think you are right. A 1K resistor between the coil and the pot wiper would probably correct this, and make for smoother adjustment.

Hi all, I was looking for a simple design for a MW loop and came across this design in the file sections here... However, upon closer examination there appears to be a fundamental problem in this

Hi Guy Looks good.. so you are on a hill too..have you noticed any effect facing up hill in directivity/ takeoff angle etc.? What dimensions have you used? Ie tip to tip at widest point please? I

Wow, that's seriously impressive!

Hugely impressed!

The following photos have been updated in the Azi-Loop Self-Supporting Structure for Transportable / DXpedition Use ( /g/loopantennas/album?id=301249 ) photo album of the

I just finished building a few of my improved version of the LZ1AQ, in a box with wing nuts and a few ALA1530 LZ1AQ replacement loop amps. If anyone is interested please contact me off list at

Hi John and all Have been playing with my directional lz1aq array. First discovered one of loops was in operational.. that didnt help! Sorted now. Also played with delay line settings. Getting

Hi Simon, If you cant install the mini-loop away from your TX antennas, despite its small size, then another option might be to de-resonate your TX ant and feeder on 160/other bands you operate to

?Hi John and all. I have room for a dhdl, down the side of garden, would face north of east by abit and be reverseble. But would be REAL CLOSE to the tx antennas. ( though they can be isolated/

Sigi Look at the pi4cc antenna system..( re 3 inline phased.though they are verticals.) Simon

Hi Simon, It seems to me that you need an antenna that:- a) is as far away from your TX antennas as possible b) is small enough to fit in space available c) is not blocked by your house or pattern

In addition to the YouTube video about the Waller Flag that Jim posted, there's another one about how to construct one at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAV-AVA65LY Also,here's a link to a very