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In message , Irv Finkleman
writes RB wrote: Brings back scenes from old WWII movies.... Small loops are still used and seem to be very effective for DF. I think that the ARRL antenna book provides information in this direction. One system I saw used a short ferrite dipole array. In most cases, DF sets displayed their goniometer outputs on a CRT or as signal strength on a meter. In this case, the dots and dashes melded into a continous output because of the persistence of the CRT or the AGC delay of the receiver. I don't think there was a swinging goniometer with the CRT DF set. The output of the two loop aerials fed the X and Y plates respectively so that the trace appeared at the right angle and the bearing was read from the screen. Mike |
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