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![]() "Steve" wrote in message ... On Nov 21, 12:32 am, Richard Clark wrote: On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 19:47:24 -0800 (PST), Steve wrote: However, none of these programs are written to cover the case of a two or more-turn loop. Hi Steve, For transmit, there's nothing to "gain" by it. Success generally floods the marketplace and few complain about not finding resources to make a knock-off. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC Yes, I know there's nothing to gain in terms of performance. However, I have very little space to work with. I have a 1 meter diameter loop installed in my (tiny) attic that works very respectably on 10-30 meters. It won't get me onto 40 meters, though, and getting onto 40 is either going to require a much larger diameter single-turn loop, a two- turn loop, or a much more robust capacitor. Trying out a two-turn loop seems like it would be the easiest and least expensive alternative, and I already have the copper tubing I would need. Two 1m dia turns will cover 40 with the same variable capacitor, I think that is all you wanted to know!!! Experiment ... Lee ... G6ZSG ... |
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