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Locked In search of infos on HF horizontal loop antenas
Gilles,
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HF horizontal loops are usually fairly large antennas. Typically cut to 1005/f(MHz) for circumference in feet. They are often fed with open wire transmission line using balanced antenna tuners. This makes them capable of operation over a range of up to 3 octaves. Their radiation pattern depends on whether they are operating on their fundamental frequency, a harmonic or somewhere in between. Take off angle (and best reception angle) is dependent upon height above ground. They do have a reputation for being relatively low noise. I say relatively because when they are mounted at a height less than 1/4 wavelength above ground they have a predominantly "straight up" radiation pattern which makes them very efficient at picking up atmospheric noise. Hope this helps you. 73, 'Bear' NH7SR --- In loopantennas@..., "fm5ad" <fm5ad@w...> wrote:
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