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<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

Hi I am in the process of getting materials for an 80-10 Loop Skywire. I plan on setting this up in a Hex Shape to gain as much "Maximum Enclosed Area". I was wondering if metal supports could be used

I beg to differ! Here's a clip from a post i made in the ferriterodexperimenters group last may. A picture is include in the photos section in my ferroids file. Only difference is that it was made for

Hi Len, Please see my ost on the internals of the DE31MS loop head. The MW position utilses a bulk inductor to increase the the effective loop inductance. This may explain the odd ratio results with

Oops! Should read "- 100R//10uH in series with 10nF -" In other words, the amplifier output load is 100R paralleled by 10uH, in series with 10nF. And that acts as a broadly-tuned series trap roughly

Hi Richards, Just make it out of PVC pipe like I did. With 2 meters on a side, two turns about four inches apart would be 16 meters, which is within the range of size that Wellbrook recommends. Of

A picture of the DE31MS head unit was requested. Your wish is my command..... I have uploaded a picture of my TG34/DE31MS loop head unit with it's secret exposed ! The picture is in an album named

For thise who are interested..... I own the DE31(SW), TG33(MW) and TG34(MW&SW)loops I have just dismantled my TG34(DE31MS)loop head. It contains, amongst other things the Varicap(varactor)diode, the

Or both, since you supply the wire. Can the head unit at the antenna be easily disconnected and connected to another loop? Or, how about an arrangement where the small multi-turn loop is bypassed with

The wire diameter doesn't make much difference to the tuning range for a single turn but it will affect the Q: bigger gauge will have lower resistance hence higher Q The loop diameter and number of

[I wish people who wanted reasoned argument wouldn't make it more difficult by top-posting and disrupting the logic of the thread ;-) ] At 12:28 am ((PST)) Wed Feb 7, 2007, Richards wrote: It doesn't.

I thought i had this antenna installed correctly,its in the window but when i power up the antenna i hear no difference than when its powered off,anybody else have this same issue??

Yes, a different diameter wire will affect the frequency range but a similiar diameter should give a similiar coverage range, the thing to watch out for is if Degen designed the active element to

Can you give me an elementary explanation as to why or how that would prevent one from replacing the wire loop with another type or size loop? Can I not wire in, say, a bigger loop and use it with the

Ohhh... that sounds interesting. ////////// Richards ////////// ==================================================== Michael Stevenson wrote: I will also experiment by replacing the origional loop

Michael Stevenson schreef: You can't . There is a varactor inside... Marc

Gee ... you make it sound pretty flexible. I am now working on a couple of things: First - moving to a new qth - very upsetting - I HATE that feeling of being unsettled and living out of boxes; Second

Yep, I will try this out and hear what happens and will report my findings to this group in due course. I will also experiment by replacing the origional loop element with different types and diameter

Hi Richards, Sarcasm notwithstanding, if it was me, based on what I've found out abut the ALA-100 so far, I'd go with that. It's flexible, fairly sensitive and potentially very quiet. You can make a

Why not try using a wooden stick or plastic thing or just use four suction cup thingies on the window and tell us how it works after that mod....? I will try it, myself, but I am all packed to move to