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Is a loop antenna a way to get a "long" antenna in limited space? I am
having a hard time finding detailed information on loop antennas. I have seen some references to using a long wire, but making several loops which requires much less space. And the second question is about feed lines. Could I connect 450 ohm ladder line to the ends of the loop(s) and then run it to a balanced tuner in my shack? Most references I have seen about loop antennas talk about capacitors installed at the loop. Any insight will be appreciated. Thanks, jimbo |
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