At 14:54 08/07/2003 +0200, you wrote: I think 2km is not quite enough at 73kHz. I calculated the total field over perfect ground at 2km distance by means of a antenna simulation program. I found E/H
To All from PA0SE Jim, M0BMU wrote: The voltage induced in a loop is: V = 2.1x10^-8 (fNAE) where f = frequency (Hz) N = number of turns A = area (m^2) E = field strength (V/m) Always assuming that th
Hello James, thanks for your enlighting explainations on fs-calc via loop. Now I know how to and give my new toy, SNA-1 analyzer, its first serious task measuring my neighbour in Mainflingen. vy 73,
I made measurements under both conditions but the results are puzzling - even allowing for my peripatetic decimal point! Dear Ian, LF Group, The voltage induced in a loop is: V = 2.1x10^-8 (fNAE) whe
Thanks Dick, that is what I took out of our previous exchange on FS, but I am rather shaken to find that according to the signal strengths received on a calibrated Datong/TS850 setup from a1t. 1m.sq
To All from PA0SE Ian wrote: When making the signal strength measurements using a loop antenna should this be resonated or aperiodic? A resonated loop produces more signal but has to be calibrated by
Shortly before the 73 KHz band was withdrawn I managed to get some measurements made but the resulting calcs based on PA0SE in the LF book and Terman are giving very pecuiar results for radiated powe
