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Here is a synopsis of messages I recently received from Andy Ikin, they're pretty interesting and put to rest several questions that people have about the ALA-1530. I stand corrected on the loop

Oops: wouldn't be a 2f range anyway, forgot the sqrt. Should read "... this will not be a 1.4f frequency range but will be a 0 - C/2 top range with considerable overlap with the 0 - C single-section

But with a lot of not very useful overlap. A better way, with one less switch, would be to - wire the first section across the loop, - parallel the second section with 280pF and connect via a switch

Since the rotors are very likely on a common metal shaft, probably you cannot connect more than 2 sections in series. Much depends on how big your loop is and what frequencies you want to tune, which

Thanks Nigel and Jim, you both clarified for me what I need to do. I am just a novice and am learning as I go. Ed Dawson

Michael, Its a collectors item, and if you had a radio as old as the antenna you might fine it a great part of your collection. Rick <portstevos@...> wrote: with only 17 hours to go! Does this mean

Ah!! Now I see how much it is going for, $99.00 but no bids yet with only 17 hours to go! Does this mean that the antenna would not be worth the $99.00 or does it mean that it would not be much of a

Ah yes, it is a huge oblong loop for medium wave, I wonder how it worked compared to the more conventional looking Lincoln loop beside it? I was going to build an active medium wave loop antenna back

Hi Ed, You did not say what frequencies you are building the new loop. I am assuming the loop is for the MW frequencies ... eg 540-1700Khz. In any event it sounds as if you don't quite understand how

Some of the old Zenith floor model tube radios from the 40's used a loop antenna called the Wave Magnet.It was wound on a cardboard form.

looks well engineered even for today Paul V Birke PEng Guelph ON Canada

That's how I found it in an instant awhile ago as well. Don Upland, CA Richard Zolla wrote:

Strange, I just type in "Bodine loop" in the search and there it is!!! wrote: wrote: give me charming item:

here's the link: http://tinyurl.com/2r57qp van lincoln wd8aam Links rather than uploading the file.

I am in the parts gathering stage to building my first loop. I have picked up a 4 section tuning capacitor 280 uuf per section. I am not sure if I should connect each section in series and connect the

That URL broke up and I couldn't seem to mend it. But here's what one looks like: http://www.sparkmuseum.com/MISCACCY.HTM Paul Norman [Seattle, Left Coast]

It's on ebay.com Look here: http://cgi.ebay.com/Bodine-Electric-Co-Basketweave-Loop-Antenna-Aerial- 1925_W0QQitemZ180117646543QQihZ008QQcategoryZ38033QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ 1QQcmdZViewItem Fraser