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  Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 1:26 
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  Subject: LF: Re: Re: Re: RX in OZ
  
  12./08/2004   2223z
   
  Hello Ingolf,
   
   Thanks for the infos, indeed,i should 
  appreciate some additionals 
  comments if you have some 
  time...
   
  My system use very old 75 Ohms Andrew ( or something 
  like that)
   coax cable out of order for VHF 
  activity.( normaly i use it for 80 
  or
   160m dipole!)
  Only the braid is used, with a space of 3.5 
  time the diameter between 
  every turn. The spacers are PVC 
  type, but 
  without lead ( you test it 
  in
   the  µwave oven, it must be cold!). 
  The number of turns is always even,
   for a central pick up to the ground. The tune 
  capacity must to be a 
  very good one to keep high Q ( very important). I 
  use PTFE capacitor or
  mica type. The variable capacitor is a little one ( 
  around 150 pF air model with
  very good ground contacts). I use a little DC motor 
  and a gear box to tune 
  this system from the station ( essential if you want 
  to have the peace with
  your neighbouring, otherwise take the audio to the 
  maximum, open the window
  and tune for max noise... at 2 o'clock in the 
  morning it's super!  :0)  )
  A little relay switch a additional capacitor to 
  increase the band.
  On the middle of the loop, i put a little second 
  loop ( around 30 cm of diameter),
  one turn, connect to a simple coax cable, this loop 
  is used to  tune the RX
  equipment to the desired frequency with the transmit generator ( ultra 
  QRP
  of course!), then the tune for max is very easy from 
  the shack ( and more
  sociable!).
  At the two end of the loop i put a 
  preamplifier ( not exactly preamplifier, rather
  Z translator ) to convert the high Z symmetrical 
  from the loop to 50 Ohms asymmetric.
  I test many configurations (valves, bipolar and MOS) 
  but at this moment no significant
  results...( say you more in the 10 futures years...) 
  
  All this thingamajig ( loop, tune system, preamp 
  ,rotator) is at about 1.5 meter AGL.
  I must continue the investigations, but XYL ( F6IFR 
  ) find me some other entertainings
  during the freetime! (hi!)
  To be continued...
   
  Vy 73 
  Jeff / F6CWN
   
  
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    
    
    Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 9:28 
    PM
    Subject: LF: Re: Re: RX in OZ
    
    Hi Jeff,
     
    Thanks for your reply
     
    Yes I think I can receive him to but at the moment there 
    is to much crack from thunder storm her in the array.
     
    I have made the loop out of VE7LS http://www.lwca.org/miscdocs/ve7sl.htm idea, 
    but with 40 turns 0,5mm in a special way to avoid internal capacity for 
    the tuning coil, and 2 turns for the RX coil. 
    I don't have data or picture of my antenna yet but if you 
    are interested I can produce some specification for you.
     
    Vy 73 
    Ingolf OZ7QC