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--- Jim Dunstan <jimdunstan@...> wrote:

Hi Daniel: Vy interesting .... I spend the winter in Toronto and the summer in Thunder Bay ... In Thunder Bay I have a 50' tower and good antennas ... when in Toronto I live in an apartment on the

I made my second attempt at a compact transmitting loop (single turn - 40m) last night. It is 20 ft of soft (flexible) 1/2 inch copper tubing on a wood frame. I used a piece of RG-8 (213) for a

Has anyone done anything with a degaussing coil loop antenna? Took a 27 inch Sony apart and the coil is something like 4 feet across. Hooked it up to my Sony ICF2010. First thing I noticed was very

Has anyone used an LA-350 or WL-500 loop antenna. I live in an appartment in a large city and am looking for an antenna to use with an AOR AR8600.

Hi George: Yes, I use a loop approx. 1M in diameter (actually diamond shaped) with a Sony SW7600GR. I am on the 9th flr with a balcony outside my bedroom window. The loop is constructed of RG-58

I have an ICF-7600 and can test one with a good loop. I seldom use it, but as I recall its AM section was really good. Not as good as an SR3, but good. I think even a two foot loop would really

Hi Does anybody used the sony 7600gr with a 1-1.5 meters diameter cooper tube magnetic loop(no pream)? How does it compare to a dipole, tuned long wire, etc.? Thanks George

I found the site with the double Magloop antennas to cover 3.5 to 30 Mhz. http://www.qsl.net/dk5cz/e-home.htm . If you continue to the information page on this antenna you find nothing about how well

I came across the following on their web site: http://www.stormwise.com/vlf1574amlwboost.htm

I remember running across a web page for a European company that was building a two-element loop antenna to cover 80 through 10 meters. A picture shows the loops with the smaller 20 through 10-meter

Has anyone tried to build a coplanar loop - one which consisted of two loops that shared a common feed point, but were of different dimmensions (one built inside the other - sharing one side)? I'm

I just uploaded some photos of my foldup portable transmitting type loop in the photo section in the folder called N4ZOU. Note the strange motor drive setup! I wanted to keep the amount of metal to

meters RG- only tubing

I just joined the group. I have built a Magloop for 20 and 40 meters and it's great for taking camping! It is made from 20 feet of old RG- 8 coax which I am using the shield for the element and an

Hi There Maybe you could try some of these links. : http://www.kr1st.com/swlloop.htm http://www.qsl.net/aa5tb/loop.html http://ka1fsb.home.att.net/loopcalc.html Kind regards

Will someone direct me to any write-ups on basic vhf rdf loop antenna theory? I want to find out how to best use a 6" diameter loop antenna with my handheld vhf reciever to locate signals in Search

Or.... Just do your ham (and SWL) friends around the globe a favor. Set up a "Beacon" station of a few watts or more. That should help.... with everything, for many miles around. ;-)

Ahhhh... BPL! Just say no! And file interference reports and more interference reports and more interference reports... and mebbe even drop a few cheap buzzers around the base of utility poles. Lean

*cough* BPL *cough* http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/HTML/plc/ not wireless in a sense in all points of the system but its an RF trash generator