the square box frame, circular diameter, and delta loops, and also other geometric shapes. The range
that loops cover are from 0 Hz to 300 GHz or higher. The only thing that limits design is your
imagination. Mainly most loop antennas cover 1 kHz to 15 MHz and longwave loops cover 144 to
520 kHz. Also many other loop antennas that we use mainly cover 510 kHz to 1720 kHz for the AM
bands There is alot to be covered in active and inactive loop antennas, and the main discussion is LW
and AM loop antenna designs. So pull out a roll of wire, a frame and capacitor and start coming up
with something that will work better than others. If you're interested in learning something new, come
join us if you are interested. Have a great day and hope for the best!
I have plans in building a new loop antenna for the longwave bands and also a bigger loop for AM radio for now I have a TERK AM Advantage that covers 488 kHz to 1730 kHz with good selectivity. If you need any help with selectivity let me know in the group. Also there is lots of information about loops
today so I will on this website provide links and information on loop antennas to help you out. For
now we are under construction and just getting started. Like they say "Rome is not built in a day!
There are lots of designs out there to try out. Just go for the links below if you have nothing that
will help you out. I am sure that there is something will help you.
work properly. It uses 2 ground wires that contact with the earth
ground and 1 connector is connected to the receiver. I found this
embroder loop in a thrift store and it uses 6 turns, and the wires are
twist tied to make it look professional. It covers LW marginally
but with AM and SW is performs well into the 160 meter bands.
its a great addition to my monitoring station. Stereo mixer is part of
a radio monitoring station and stereo system. Copyright 2004 GCC
some experiment that I did with a non used AM antenna to get the most
out of my stereo system. The bad news that is fell apart and became
flimsy so it did not survive well, but it was a good experiment. Next time
I will be making a new version of this loop antenna to show to the group
and this time it will have a new smaller capacitor in front of it.
Picture Coming Soon
that works well. For now I need to get it built and I need support
from the group. Next there will be another for the longwave bands
for my listening post.
about loop antennas. Be sure to check out our group if you want the latest information on loop
antenna design. Feel free to ask questions if you unsure on how to build on correctly. For now
see you soon. Don't forget to bookmark the GCC Engineering Reference Page which has some
excellent information about radio and electronics as well as our radio stations! 73! Great DX!
