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I'm trying to create a largish ferrite receiver antenna tuned
exclusively to the 457khz range. I was going to get the ferrite rod from he http://www.stormwise.com/page26.htm As I only need the single frequency I was wondering if it was more effective to make a self-resonant antenna?, or does a capacitor not decrease quality of the single? Secondlly, I have very little experience in the radio world, and was considering following am radio plans similar to this to attach my antenna to: http://www.stormwise.com/page56.htm Just swapping the variable capacitor for a fixed one tuned to my frequency. Is this the optimal way to get the strongest signal? Can anyone point me in a direction to get more information on how to build such a receiver? Most important is the range of the antenna in picking up very weak signals. Thanks, Chris |
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