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Boy I am with you !? To me github is unbelievably user hostile. Gedas, W8BYA EN70JT Light travels faster than sound..... This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.

Please. Could you post to something more "friendly" than github. Just a bunch of numbers and tables to me. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote: -- *Dave - W?LEV*

Thank you for pointing that out. That makes them marginally affordable, so I might get a couple of the one DIP version they offer. In the meantime, I came across the BFU520Y. It's not a monolithic

Hi Folks, I recently built the PA0FRI active loop receiving antenna for HF (shortwave) use. The reception results have been highly impressive, especially considering the extremely constrained space

I live within long walking distance of the Homebush Bay, Sydney medium wave transmitter site. The signal strengths are high. With wideband antenna systems, the radio exhibits desensitization. A tuned

Great, but it's narrow banded! Again, my interests in loops range from below the submarine comms. (Schumann Resonance) through 160-meters. I have a tuned loop for 40, 30, and 20-meters, but here at

I am referring to any external balun or common mode choke (CMC). As you're aware, my application as a ham addresses both receiving and transmitting. For the longest time, a couple of years, I placed

Mouser has the THAT 300 series, about $8 for SMT and $11 for thru hole. https://www.mouser.com/c/?q=That%20300%20array&m=THAT%20Corporation Mikek

THAT HAS DIP ask for samples

On Sat, Jan 25, 2025 at 07:48 AM, Chris Trask - N7ZWY/WDX3HLB wrote: Even though I'm always interested in monolithic transistor arrays, the overall lack of data in that datasheet makes me skeptical

f anyone is interested they can contact me off list ate everettsharp@... everettsharp (at) aol com Everett *N4CY*

That corp parts are of high quality. I Have used them is several commercial designs. -davidBTW

Dear Chris These are high-frequency well-matched 4 transistors. Are you worried about the Full Wilson made with these inducimg unwanted noise into the excellent Everett amp? or something

Everett, I have one of your loop boards and have lost the instructions. I am going to resurrect my broken loop tht I pulle ddown a couple of years ago. I can't find an email address for you so would

Reply to Mikek: I use an 11 turn flat (pancake) wound loop to chase broadcast-band Dx in the US. ?The loop tunes from about 700 hHz to a little over 1600 kHz. A small silver mica cap can be switched

THAT CORP might send you samples Chris just ask! Paul

I'll try to get something recorded for my youtube channel. It'll be a few days since I'm still recovering from a few surgeries. I'll use <ham radio doctor> channel.73,Bob -

Bob, ?One of the major reasons to use a Broadband Loop vs a Tuned Loop, is that most people these day are using SDR? Receivers, with some being able to see up to 24MHz of bandwidth, at one time.

Hi Bob, I like messing with tuned loops as well. It was with Bertha (my first multi-turn tuned loop) that I was able to hear my first LWBC transmissions after several years of trying with numerous

With receive antennas, Signal To Noise is the important factor, and not absolute signal strength. However, it's very easy to be fooled into thinking that a weaker signal has a subjectively better