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Tony Giacometti wrote in
news:bcSdnVU4bZ7W86LanZ2dnUVZ_vShnZ2d@hawaiiantel. net: I am using a heavily modified Drake R-4c receiver. Sherwood mods. And I at this point I only built the 80 meter loop as I wanted to make sure it worked on 80 before I went and built one for 160. I obviously misunderstood you when you provided a link to a two band antenna... or did you forget to tell us that? I will let you rework the calcs for your scenario. I don't think ITU-R P.372-8 had my neighborhood in mind when it was composed. S-9 on this receiver is about the minimum on 160 and S-7 is the minimum on 75. S meter readings are pretty meaningless, but using the convention of 50uV for S 9, 6dB/SPoint, ITU-R P.372-8 does indeed suggest median noise at ~S7 for a 2kHz bandwidth and Residential locale. As to whether your receiver indicates S7 accurately, that is another matter. People who brag about S1 noise level on 80m have a lossy antenna and/or (and) an innaccurate S meter. Much of the time its higher and a royal pain in the arse. Something many of us experience. Owen |
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