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![]() wrote in message ... .. FWIW, there are several projects in the ARRL pubs, mostly for RDF, that use a short piece of coax exactly as described as a loop. I've seen some in books and on the 'net. Years ago, I did a one-week job on a Coast Guard cutter and I got to see some HF loop antennas that are standard issue for cutters. I do not recall with certainty whether they were transmit or receive or both, but I think they were both, but not at the same time, as certain USN fanwire antennas are. HRO in San Diego usually has at least one HF loop on display. "Sal" |
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