Fw: Re: [Lf] Nags Head II

[Frank Gentges]

Bob,

I think the loop will be your best choice since you have  the option to 
orient it to null the noise.  Try to balance it and shield it to maximize 
the depth of the null off of the end. Arrange it so you can adjust it in 
both azimuth and tilt because you will most likely find the deepest null 
will occur at a tilted angle.  

If you can find an electrically quiet site the efield probe is simple and 
effective.  But you have noise. You are headed the right direction with 
your loop.

Frank


On Thu, 16 Dec 1999, Bob RIESE wrote:

> 
> 
> Looking forward for the info on which antenna gives best performance. I
> have a problem wit line noise that peaks at about 130 to 200 Kc and am in
> the process of remoting an unshielded loop of 35 turns and about 4 Ft in
> Dia.
> 
> I suspect a 2 or 3 turn 15 Ft shielded loop would work best at this QTH
> but am going to get the 35 turner working first
> 
> Using a 160 meter L can hear the European BC stations but such NOISE
> 
> HI
> 
> Bob 
> 
> York Pa.
> 
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