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Some of the old Zenith floor model tube radios from the 40's used a loop antenna called the Wave Magnet.It was wound on a cardboard form.

looks well engineered even for today Paul V Birke PEng Guelph ON Canada

That's how I found it in an instant awhile ago as well. Don Upland, CA Richard Zolla wrote:

Strange, I just type in "Bodine loop" in the search and there it is!!! wrote: wrote: give me charming item:

here's the link: http://tinyurl.com/2r57qp van lincoln wd8aam Links rather than uploading the file.

I am in the parts gathering stage to building my first loop. I have picked up a 4 section tuning capacitor 280 uuf per section. I am not sure if I should connect each section in series and connect the

That URL broke up and I couldn't seem to mend it. But here's what one looks like: http://www.sparkmuseum.com/MISCACCY.HTM Paul Norman [Seattle, Left Coast]

It's on ebay.com Look here: http://cgi.ebay.com/Bodine-Electric-Co-Basketweave-Loop-Antenna-Aerial- 1925_W0QQitemZ180117646543QQihZ008QQcategoryZ38033QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ 1QQcmdZViewItem Fraser

I couldn't find it on ebay either. But Google yielded this charming item: http://www.sparkmuseum.com/MISCACCY.HTM (Bottom left, c. 1926) Regards, Paul Norman (Left Coast)

I had a search on ebay but could not find it, can you please give me some further details or send me the link? Thanks and best wishes from Australia! Michael S

Loops have been around for quite a while. Check out the "Bodine Loop" on Ebay. N6NKN

This discussion about noise reminds me of the really nasty noise problems I finally overcame. I needed clear reliable WWV reception for astronomical observations (asteroid occultation timing). Tried

--- Marc <marcsje@...> wrote:

ultraorthodoxmindstream schreef: I have a Degen SW antenna. It has a clip to connect to an antenna, so it works, even if you don't have an antena in connector .. Marc -- -- Shortwave transmissions in

Hello , i am new to this group and this type of hobby. i know my yahoo id is kind of long , people call me ("Ultra") for short. I bought a grundig S350 short wave radio. I unpacked it and connected it

Oh yes! You must be a Great genius, because I also was thinking about trying to use some kind of tepe to keep the small thing on the radio receiver... This happened a few hours ago, I mean

thought. <<<< Hi Will, I'm not sure how much you were thinking it extended, but here I use a figure of about 20 feet to be on the safe side. I measured the noise (actually, noted it) out to about 15

I agree, but I fugure that is why they invented electrical tape... or maybe use duct tape... or whatever works. Photographers gaffers tape is a good choice because it comes off without leaving

Hi, folks! I'd like to inform you about the underlying text also by this way, because it is a rather long letter. The Peng Wang's address down went a little wrong, so I try to put it right here: