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Yes, I have that SW model, but mine was specifically modified by the seller to cover 3-13 MHz - rather than the 6-20 MHz range on their standard model shown on the web page. Although I am still

Hello! I am interested to see the components list and their approximate price of this DIY loop. Is it possible? (Perhaps I missed something?) Aimo. Jeroen Kloppenburg <3mensions@...> wrote: --- In

Not a direct solution, but you might want to look into buying a small regulated 12 vdc power supply, such as an Astron RS 7A (7 amp) unit and making up "cables" (of cheap speaker wire, as long you you

There are a lot of websites with transmitting loop diagrams though. Shouldnt be hard to dig up a few =)

Hi Guys -- and especially Mr. Boyd = FALSE ALARM !! SORRY !! I for got that I had another 12 volt power supply that I use with various DSP filters. It is also by RadioShack, also, but much larger, Cat

Hi Richards, i could not answer your query on the DC adapter but i would like to ask on another matter which is on the PK's Loop performance... are your referring to the SW620 model and if so, how do

Yo Richards: Try a battery. Not to be accused of being flippant, but invest in a set of rechargables with charger and enjoy noise free reception. Oh, how's the new antenna farm going? Take care:

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 : /Loop power supply noise.wav Uploaded by : jruingggg

G'day mates -- I purchased an active SWL receiving loop antenna from PK's Loop Antennas in Australia, URL = http://www.amradioantennas.com/ I purchased a USA mains AC/DC power adapter at good ol'

Hi, Just discovered this "new" design. Pity it's a receive only antenna. There is a typo at the link: it's only wl1030.com Thanks for sharing this work to all OM's :-)) 73 de Jose' Silva / CT1AXG

Let me see if I can find out... I'm pretty sure theres a market for both options TBH. Enough people who want to built such an antenna them self and experiment with it, while other people simply are

so I and on Hi Jeroen, I couldn't agree mo

Nulling is a relatively effective approach to dealing with noise and interference, provided that you only have to contend with a single source of the interference. If so, it's a practical matter of

--- In loopantennas@..., "Fraser" <fraser.castle@...> Hmm what I understood from Johan in the contact we had over the past week (quite extensive at times) is that its about delivering

I wrote and recieved the same prompt response. The response suggested that the WL1030 loop may become available as a built loop. In some ways this is good but in others it is a pity as I would wish to

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

Hi; I posted a mini-review of the CCrane Twin-Ferrite maybe a week ago. Since then I've spent more time learning what the antenna can and cannot do and how it acts/reacts differently with different

I wrote Johan at WL1030.com using the site's built-in email. Rcv'd a prompt reply saying I should "stay tuned" as the immediate group is exploring possilities. Mark/airchecklover

I know ;) Today I compared a online rx with a wl1030 about 30km from me with my rx with an active loop (http://www.radiocollectie.nl/Schema's.htm) and I actually found my loop with a far better

Hi Jeroen, No worries :-) I think what you are doing is very good for the hobby and I personally thank your little group for even considering acting as a supply agent for the Wl1030 parts. I can