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Hello Do you and the other people interested in buying the AOR LA350 Loop Antenna have a PayPal Account, if not it is easy to register and it's free. Web address www.paypal.com One other thing postage

Hi Andrew, If you do decide to sell, I should be grateful for first refusal on it. Cheers Fraser <andrew.lincoln2@...> wrote: not

Hello all I have a AOR LA350 Loop Antenna that I might be selling. It is in mint condition, not sure if I have still got the manual or not but have got the box. Comes with two loops and power adapter.

If it a receive only antenna you'll probably be alright ... If you need a little more capacitance you could parallel a fixed cap with a trimmer ... the main drawback is you'll probably only have 20Khz

Howdy Len and all, There sure must be something different between the 31A and 31MS control boxes, I have not opened them up to see what it could be unless of course my 31A control box is faulty!

Michael, thanks for a most interesting comparison. I won't quote the whole of it in my reply [ hint, hint ;-) ] This performance difference is intriguing. According to the DRM Software Radio Forums

Dear community, I am searching for a simple solution for building a material-saving magnetic loop for the 15 m HAM band. If possible, I would like to use 0,8 cm flexible copper tube. Unfortunately, I

Once Again , The knowledge that's shared out here is amazing ! I like to listen to the AM (MW) Band . I enjoy digging DX out from under our 50KW Blowtorches ! I generally use an amplified whip (or

Howdy folks, I have spent all afternoon playing with the Degen DE-31A and the DE-31MS and I have had lot's of fun as well as some surprises!! Reference antennas are PAR Electronics EF-SWL wire with

Howdy, I have found following indepth experiments today that the Degen DE31MS has a far superior tuning box compared to the standard 31, the MS version has better gain and slightly better signal to

Sorry I can't compare the DE31MS to th eloops that you have specified as I do not own them I can, however state the following - The Degen loops are cheap and cheerful, They are not the best made units

Hi Len, I have uploaded a picture of the TG33 loop head unit for you. You can find it n the photos area under TG33 loop. As you will see, the TG33 MW loop uses an inductor in much the same way as the

Thanks for the reply. I decided to map my property today and found that I have 4 trees not quite at 40' and not real square but will do the job and it shortens my feedline run. Now all I need is

It would be interesting to know if anyone on the list could model that on EZNEC. I've just got to learn to use that program someday! Dave wrote:

I talked to a guy in New Mexico who had a large horizonal loop that he put up at 20' using 2 sections of conduit. It was working very well which leads me to believe that the metal poles are not a

--- In loopantennas@..., Len Warner <novost@...> wrote: > > At 12:03 am ((PST)) Thu Feb 8, 2007, Fraser wrote: > >Please see my post on the internals of the DE31MS loop head. > > Thanks

starayzzz schreef: The best radio to see directivity is the Sony 2001D ... Other rdio's aren't that good on signal meters.. (I have lots of analogue radio's... and a panasonix 65rfd) Marc

Thanks for the suggestion Steve, yes, I will do a number of tests and comparisons, it will be interesting and fun! Best wishes! Michael S

Thanks for your excellent efforts, Fraser. I shall download the picture in a moment... got it :-) Do you know if the TG33 MW-only loop is single-turn plus a series inductor too? Sorry if I appeared to

<portstevos@...> wrote: similiar diameter should give a similiar coverage range, the thing to watch out for is if Degen designed the active element to compensate for that metal telescopic rod support