[Lf] Loop preamps]
Andre' Kesteloot
andre.kesteloot at ieee.org
Thu May 10 17:15:26 CDT 2001
Vernall wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> A further point about frame loop (magnetic) receiving performance is that
> the near field is generally smaller than for a similar dimensioned (active)
> (electric) vertical whip antenna. If neighbourhood QRM is a nuisance, then
> a well-sited frame loop can generally outperform a well-sited active whip,
> with the difference being the near field pattern. As others have commented,
> the pre-amp noise figure is unlikely to show up as a limitation (relative to
> QRN and QRM).
>
> I have also found considerable mutual coupling between my top-loaded
> vertical transmitting antenna (when tuned) and any LF receiving antenna I
> have tried, anywhere within my suburban section. The near field of the
> tuned transmitting antenna goes far beyond my own boundary! The practical
> solution is to leave the vertical floating during LF receive.
>
> 73, Bob ZL2CA
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