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<c.beijersbergen@...> wrote: loopantenna. It is an action with an offer for a set of difficult to get components for the WL1030 antenna. The time window is this weekend only, and the website is in

Recently I received the following message about the WL1030 loopantenna. It is an action with an offer for a set of difficult to get components for the WL1030 antenna. The time window is this weekend

Oops. Yup, it does run off batteries. Just flip it over :)) -Mark +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Wellbrook K9AY AM/MW Loop Antenna Is Back In Production Wellbrook Product News http://www.wellbrook.uk.com/scroller.html The renoun Wellbrook K9AY LF to 160m 4 Direction antenna is back in production

If anyone is interested,the patent # is 6529169,

Building a Larger AM Loop Antenna for the Radiosophy "HD100" Radio to capture more of the 1% Digital Signal beyond the 10mv/m Contour of an AM Radio Station

You ask many questions in a short space. I am a big fan of the straight, long/random wire antenna as a starting point. You can add loops, dipoles, active antennas, and other fancy antennas, but you

Mine has been running off the same 9V battery for years. (I don't use it all that much.) You sure it doesn't take batteries? -- Jay

My Quantum QX Pro antenna has regen circuitry. I don't generally use it a lot for MW, but there are occasions where nothing else in my arsenal will do the job. I use the regen all the time when

EMI/RFI antennas in general, not just loops, are designed for maximum bandwidth and not efficiency. A capacitor tuned loop is the opposite end of the spectrum from an amplified LF/MF/HF loop. An EMI

Does anyone know anything about the Kiwa Pocket Loop and Pocket Regeneration Module? Note: this is NOT the same thing as the Kiwa MW aircore loop. see it here: http://www.kiwa.com/pktloop.html I'm

some an LW/MW/SW

Mark, I've seen those military surplus loops on Ebay from time to time. I'm no expert, but I don't see why they wouldn't work on at least MW and SW if tuned to the proper frequency. $600. is a little

Hi Everyone; Just rcv'd a CCrane Twin-Ferrite for MW. Preface: To get the most out of this unit, you have to like 'playing/fildding' with radio & Twin-Ferrite antenna position and T-F tuning controls.

Broad Description: (about) 24" diameter. Passive 6 position switch at base covering 150khz-30mhz. Mil-spec &/or calibrated to Standards. Described Uses: magnetic field testing, direction finding or as

Greeting folks..first timer here.Would it be a good idea to use a loop antenna for a Kenwood R-1000? It's going to be right in front of a window facing south and I live in a mobile home.I'm going to

If you were making a differential amplifier for instrumentation purposes, yes. But in this application you are making a pair of source followers, and the amount of error in using an unmatched pair in

Hi Andy, Yes, I agree. It makes sense that that efficiency would be a power in - power out ratio. I was wondering how to compare it, though. E.g., what would be the efficiency of a plain old dipole up

Actually, as far as efficiency is concerned, the reference is ideal or no loss. Efficiency, unlike gain, is not compared to a dipole or anything else. 100% efficiency just means that all the power you

Sam Morgan wrote: These lengths sound short to me. I think a 1/4 wave shorted stub would be wider band than a half wave open stub. The open stub is also prone to arching from the high peak voltage at