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On Mon, 15 Nov 2010 09:17:30 -0600, "amdx" wrote:
C shape laminated core with a small gap. The gap will be large enough that a small magnet will fit in it. The magnet is connected to a lever and on the other end is a diaphragm. This doesn't sound like a Crystal radio project at all. You describe nothing that comes close to even 1KOhm, much less 1MOhm in load. Your descriptions all use appeals to sensitivity, not impedance. Trying to maximum signal for contest situations want a longer antenna. This confounds your desire for higher Z. In the extreme (antenna of several wavelengths and necessarily close to ground) will be less than 1KOhm. In the mid-range, could be hi-Z IFF it is a halfwave long. In the conventional lengths, some may pose a moderately hi-Z (maybe KOhms). None will exhibit the Z you anticipate for your Tank. As I said, start thinking backwards from the power delivered to your ear. Can you express that as a number? Not much point in the rest of this if you cannot. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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