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ml wrote:
hi I've been getting alot of interference lately mostly 1-24mhz. was thinking about using my 817 to snoop around the block to see where it might be comming from was wondering if anyone has detailed construction instructions on what type of antenna i could easily build i presume a loop but unsure of how big /how many turns and best way to mate it w/the coax feed as i'd need to connect it via a length of rg58 to the rig any tips would be greatly appreciated the noise is like s9 ml I'd build a tuned loop, similar to what AM broadcast dx-ers use. A loop is resonated with a capacitor and coupled into the feedline via a pickup loop. The larger the diameter the tuned loop, the more signal you'll capture. By using a loosely-coupled pickup loop of comparatively few turns, you'll preserve the Q of the tuned loop. This worked well for me on 75m... my loop was about 24" diameter & resonated w/ a 2-section 365pF air variable capacitor. Rather than seeing a peak in response, you'll see deep nulls in 2 directions. Triangulating on the nulls will pinpoint the location(s) of the noise. Bryan WA7PRC |
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