Hi Paul,
I know they are not commercially available. I am interested in building one
myself. All the Youtube videos I have watched (about 15 of them) don't show
any significant construction details. I am wondering if they can be made to
work in the 137, 183 and 475 kHz ham bands and the LF NDB
These can’t be connected a reciever. They are inductively coupled. There
are construction articles for these online. I’ve copied Gary, the creator
of these so maybe he can link to the construction articles.
Paul
On Sun, Jan 30, 2022 at 7:34 AM Zack wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> I know they are
Look for it on YouTube. It’s not commercially available.
On Fri, Jan 28, 2022 at 8:36 AM Zack Widup wrote:
> I have not heard of the FSL antenna up till now. Is there a site somewhere
> with construction details? What kind of ferrite rod? (What is the best type
> of material? 61? 77?). Will
I've shared my DX clips from well outside Alaska, but I wanted to show just
how far AM's in Alaska carry and how good the signals can be.
Thought you'd like to hear these clips. I've heard ALL AM's in Alaska, but
one.. KTKN 930 which is blocked by KNSA 930 Unalakleet here, only 180 miels
away
