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Hi, Garey.... It was not I who mentioned soldering to aluminum.? It was Dick - W7WKR, in his reply above.? But, I'm kind of curious about that myself.? Dick? I have not studied loops for

Dan: You mentioned "Soldering to Aluminum ".? I assume there is a "special" Solder Flux for that - if so what flux is recommended and are there any special techniques? involved in soldering ?? ? I

Thanks for looking at the program, Dick. Yes, by playing around, it's easy to see why large diameter conductors are used...particularly if the loop is to work on more than two bands at a time.? On

Thanks, Mark, for the kind comments.? One caveat: the program has a placeholder for turns count, but it's not currently implemented (you can't increase the spin box above 1).? I've not been able to

Good morning Dan I played with your Loop application a few minutes ago and the look/feel of the results are very good and compare favorably with the 30 and 40 meter loops presently in use at my

Thanks Dan, nice presentation. Phil - G8DDN

Wow Dan, this is a great tool! ? I too have been studying small loops for a while and as an Internet junkie I've found a dozen small loop calculators on WWW.? Some are XLS, some EXE, some HTML. As

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Hi, all. I've been studying transmitting loop antennas, and thought I'd have some fun combining that with learning how to put an application on the web. The result (current version) is here:

Thanks Phil for the leads. I’ll check them out. BR, Randy Sent: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 9:34 PM To: [email protected] Cc: radiojayallen <radiojayallen@...> Subject: Re:

Steve R, Yes. I am in the US, and I did already look at LF Engineering. Thanks for the lead, though. BR, Randy From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of

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Hi Randy, I assume you're in North America. Try looking at LF Engineering. https://www.lfengineering.com/ 73, Steve

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Hello, I'm looking for ELF (800 - 1500 Hz) and VLF (20kHz to 40kHz) commercial receive loop antennas. Thought I'd ping the group for any recommended vendors to look into. General specs: Receive

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Normally it's around 2-3 lengths of the diameter off the ground. More than that can be used if that keeps it clear of grabby hands and pets. So I would say around 10 to 20 feet should be more than

Hello, I am carrying out a new installation, of a new Amplified Loop Antenna of 39" diameter. It is intended only for reception, it is broadband, with 50 KHz to 30 MHz coverage. What would be the

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I just finished building 6 Improved WellGood Loop amplifiers using SMD 2SC5551 transistors, 4 LZ1AQ Loop amplifiers and 2 Modified M0AYF loop amps with SMD 2SC5551 transistors. If anyone is