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Tom, Here is another link for you https://www.w8ji.com/magnetic_receiving_loops.htm [email protected]> wrote:

Good Evening Tom. Here is one of them https://www.qsl.net/vk5br/LoopAntennas/VLF-LFLoopAerial.htm This is an open wire loop with no shielding for obvious reasons because of its physical size. Here

Fred, Can you list the web sites that talk about this type of antenna? I have never heard of the gap that you mention nor the shielding. I am familiar with loop antenna but this seems very different

That's exactly what I intend to do.? :) 73

Look at the W1VLF YouTube channel. He has several different loops of different sizes and materials. For example a 9' x 9' loop made from hardware

Just for the heck of it I asked AI if the ground rods would work and this is what it came back with. ?Everett N4CY? Yes, it is possible to detect VLF (Very Low Frequency) signals using two rods in

What would happen if you put two ground rods in the ground, spaced 25' to 50' apart and use an amplifier? ?Everett

Or that one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/144928782978 <1rfsam@...> wrote:

There are also PEX lines with aluminum layer between plastic layers. Could be a proper candidate for shielded loop? Like that

Hi Martin, What are your thoughts on shielded loops (broadband amplified or resonated with the cap) - do they really work or it's not worth the hassle? Thank

You could cover your PEX with a continuous layer of a good conductive material like copper mesh or copper (bronze) screen. But be sure to introduce the break at the top of the loop. I believe PEX

I think the skin depth of the various conductor types you have suggested may be an influencing factor. Some of the antenna articles on the VLF.IT website could be of

I am thinking of making a VLF loop out of a 10 ft piece of PEX pipe with many turns of wire inside the PEX and a plastic junction box on the bottom. I have read several articles about doing the same

Hi Warren! Don't really know. But why not try and find out? /Hans tir. 11. feb. 2025 kl. 17:17 skrev Warren Dean / NI5L via groups.io <ni5l= [email protected]>:

Hans, Would there be any problem feeding the antenna and pre-amp with CAT-6 cable? I read an article by a Canadian fellow that CAT 6 is better than coax because: The twisted pairs are naturally

Hi Hans. Can you verify this is actually the case: " In a passive splitter, there is a 6dB signal loss on each output and you may want to compensate for this loss, using a 6dB buffer amplifier. " A

/g/loopantennas/files/The_Growing_FLAG.pdf Regards, Martin

When it comes to ease of use, I recommend web-888 which integrates most of the codecs. It is based on openweb-rx and can work independently from the computer. As long as there is a browser device,

Thanks Oliver

Hello Mike, look on this Website. PDF is under FLAG Antennas.( The growing FLAG Antenna) https://www.dxinfo.se/