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Old November 7th 05, 12:04 PM
andy
 
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Default how to combat noise?

Here is the situation: have an inverted V for 80m and noise level is
S9.. Not good really....
I did the next logical step and tryied magnetic loop for 80, reciving
only, indoors. That antenna failed awfully.... Noise was S8 but I could
not hear stations that were 9+10 on inverted V. Did'nt matter how I
tryied to rotate the loop, all there was is noise. So, indoors is right
out..
All that is left is roof. And that makes my situation interesting. It
is a big house with new metal roof, electrically bounded. 10X60 metres,
17 metres hight, angled about 20 degrees. Big ground plane indeed. All
I could figure is to get some sort of antenna to the roof so the roof
would act as a shield from all the noise generated inside the house.
That antenna would be for receiving 80m, can be narrow band (50KHz
ok). NVIS pattern would be prefered.
So, I have huge ground plane, lots and lots of noise below it, and need
a receiving-only antenna.
What would you do in this situation? Loop, magnetic loop, dipole, short
beverage perhaps???
Any advice is welcome. Right now I cant even figure if that roof is
acting like a shield or a big noise-sucking antenna..

Andrus

 
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