Hi Scott, Yes. The more rocks the better the result. The lower the ground conductance, the deeper the flow back current and thus the larger the loop area. Near my hill/mountain (is 520 m ASL a hill o
LF, Am 27.09.2010 22:14, schrieb Scott Tilley: If someone knows the relationships for how a loop behaves over ground I'd love to see them too! Can't this be done in EZNEC? Scott, this sound really im
Scott, A very interesting mail! Am 28.09.2010 00:11, schrieb Scott Tilley: A loop made for a very nice compromise... If you can work JA / 7200 km in QRSS-10 it is not a compromise but probably one of
Warren This is correct and to bury the bottom wire is even worse except one wants to grow date palms around the artic circle g3kev -- Original Message -- From: [email protected] Warren Ziegler To: rsg
Hi Roger My TX loop pretty much works as modeled which I can't say for most verticals I've tries as they are highly dependent on the installation site, weather and time of year... My TX loop is a 20m
Hi Stefan and Group The topic of Earth antennas is interesting. My question is how well will one work over rock? I really have little or no soil here. Any experience with this situation? I do have a
Hi Stefan / Group Yes EZNEC can do this but knowing the actual relationship would be nice to play with the math on a more primal level to 'understand' the issues. So, if someone can point us toward a
Hi Stefan Please let me qualify a statement. There are times when ten second dot length would be copible in JA. The norm is 60 second dots... 73 Scott On 9/27/2010 10:44 PM, Stefan Schäfer wrote
Many years ago I used Mil Spec RG-11 on lowfer beacon VD - a 1 watt Part 15 on 185 kHz. With it's substantial copper braid it turned out to be an excellent conductor. The loop was supported by a lin
Roger, I run a TX loop at the 1.2 kW level. The loop is made up of two turns of coax 24m vertical by 44m horizontal, the turns are spaced 3m apart and they are in parallel. I can show you whe
Good to see the reflector back again. For the last week or so I've been running my vertical "fully in the air" TX loop (1mm diameter wire, 80m sq area) on both 137 and 500kHz. Now, the bottom of the
