Thanks Vic, I'll look it over. If nothing else, it
would be a great backup antenna when the winds rip the
other one down!
73,
Julius
n2wn
I built a ferrite loop antenna for 160, and it is much
quieter than my inverted L. See
http://www.qsl.net/k2vco/ferriteloop/ferriteloop.html
...at least,
Hi Bill,
The idea behind a Rx antenna is to provide some
direction (Front to Back) and or null offending noise
sources.
Where it is difficult to have a 4 element 80M yagi at
120', it is possible to have a beverage, loops, phased
short verticals or other type antenna. This antenna
generally makes
J F wrote:
The idea behind a Rx antenna is to provide some
direction (Front to Back) and or null offending noise
sources.
I built a ferrite loop antenna for 160, and it is much quieter than my
inverted L. See
http://www.qsl.net/k2vco/ferriteloop/ferriteloop.html
...at least, look in a
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