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Intuitively {To My Way of Thinking} for an In-the-Attic Antenna the Horizontal [Flat] Loop Antenna offers these Benefits :
Robert 11,
Just post here in response to your prior questions along the same line about Loop Antennas. READ - The In-the-Attic Horizontal [Flat] Loop Antenna - Just may be the better choice to fill the available space. http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...df8249c?hl=en& Intuitively {To My Way of Thinking} for an In-the-Attic Antenna the Horizontal [Flat] Loop Antenna offers these Benefits : 1. Higher Signal Levels due to the fact for the available space there is simply more Wire in the Air. 2 Equally as Low Noise Characteristics as a Dipole due to the natural 'balanced' properties of a Loop and that it is a DC Short for Static Bleed-Off. 3. Greater Antenna Aperture {Signal Capture Area} due to the natural shape and size of a Loop in any given space; with less apparent signal fading. hope this helps - iane ~ RHF |
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