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RE: LF: Re: Re: Alaska - no sigs yet

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Subject: RE: LF: Re: Re: Alaska - no sigs yet
From: "Laurence KL1X" <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 20:43:28 -0900
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http://www.thepittsfieldinn.com/Bill/ gives some great detail on loop construction.

mine is 40ft up, 200ft along, 40ft down and returns about 6ft back. The connections are in a small box - mine has a 1nF cap (shd be 2) in series with the inner of the thin coax to one side of the loop, other side of the loop is connected to the outer of the coax, and the resonating cap to bring it to 137Khz across the loop (and defacto inner to outer of coax) is around 13.5nF

its cheap - easyish and I used a 2.5 pound weight to throw it up the silver birch tree (Im in weight training!)

Laurence kl1x bp51fp

From: "captbrian" <[email protected]>
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Subject: LF: Re: Re: Alaska - no sigs yet
Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2004 05:31:22 -0000

Please clarify for this [LF}  newbie  Are these vertical or horizontal
loops?  What dimensions?

G3GVB   [ just acquired a cross-bow for shooting ant. halyards over trees.]

>

> Day 1 - slung up a bigger loop with the main plane at 067 deg which is a
> > compromise between Eu and our stateside friends. > > to Eu are better
and so far about 7 dB up on yesterday but Im missing long range Loran
lines -

** The loop was compared against a 200 ft at 35ft loaded
> > long wire and spotty earth and the loop won hands down. I guess the
larger
> > loop took about 20 minutes to get up and another 20 mins to tune using a
> > baby alarm and switch mode psu noiz as a source.***
>






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