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In that case, I better say hello to you all as this is my first post to this loopy group! I am currently experimenting and finalising the construction of a 3/4 inch copper tubing loop 14 foot

All, Can't post the Rod Newkirk, W9BRD, article on distributed capacitance multiturn loops but I did find a web site with pics, diagrams and info for a 7 mHz version

Bear, Old Bothell is about like always. The changes: The Sammamish River Trail runs along the (insert guess) river. Univ. of Wash. & Shoreline Comm. Coll have a shared branch campus overlooking

Steven, I wonder which would be more effective at pushing current (pulling current?) into the loop.. the Pi-net or a Colpitts style circuit akin to an unbalanced version of the old Army Loop. Guess

Barry, Hmmm... does anyone have a good source for Mu-metal at all? It's been in _very_ short supply ever since Mu sank beneath the waves! <GD&R> But doesn't Mu-metal tend to resist flux

Bear, et al: Here is something I found on the Public Seismic Network archives. "New article in the May '96 issue of Scientific American (pg 98) describes construction of VLF antenna. Their plans

I own four loops, the first two were the Radio Shack loops, which is/are a fine product. *BUT* - I wanted more because I knew I could get more out of a loop antenna. My second passion (very

Most excellent tamales!! A modest proposal... How about renaming the group to loop_and_compact_antennas? If the other members are agreeable to broadening the spectrum on this topic now would seem

Steve et Barry, I vaguely recall seeing somewhere a description of an ELF loop(stick) antenna using rebar as the core. Mebbe on <http://www.vlf.it>. I don't remember for sure. The helix antenna is

Steve: ------------- Actually, I have thought of using such an arrangement. Think I will now have the motivation to go out and get some welding rod. -------------- ==== By "square" I was using a

We're up to 55 members! And lots of activity. Remember, if you have not posted yet, all new members are moderated. So don't be alarmed if your first message takes a few hours or a day to appear. I

properties of common materials, and find these things rather hard to discover. The few times I have asked about them on different electronics-oriented groups, most people have dismissed them as

Hello All: For some time now, I have been wondering about the electromagnetic properties of common materials, and find these things rather hard to discover. The few times I have asked about them on

Scott: Thanks. Everything seems to be back to normal now. Barry

Bear, Guess my math-speak was a bit more obscure than the duck-speak in my direct-conversion receiver. In less mathy technese: 1. While it looks like a pi network, it operates more like an

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Hello All: I noticed that I wasn't getting any email from the various groups I belong to, and checked Yahoo groups and each of then said my mail was bouncing, so I went through their reactivation

Steve, Ahh... thanks for that. I'm still puzzling over the math but perhaps they point to a possibility of success. For those who may not be aware of the "Street Sweepings Loop" it is based on the

Bear, I tried to answer you on the GCC Loop Group. For some reason the post didn't appear. So: Bear, My shoggoth upchucked allowing me to provide the following example: An impedance analyzer

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