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I get a lot of noise from my random wire antenna. It transmits very well but
is very noisy in receive. My neighbor put up a 280 foot loop antenna which he feeds with ladder line. He feeds the ladder line from a 4 to 1 balun to coax. The coax comes from a tuner. His setup performs very well on all bands down to 75 meters. I went over to his shack last night and listened to his receiver on 75. I was really impressed with the lack of noise. I can safely say the difference in noise was profound. He has this loop surrounding his house at a 30 ft. height. It is arranged in a square. Has anybody else had this experience with loops? It looks like I have room to put up a triangular loop. Will this work as well? Can I use the same tuner I have now and just feed a coax into a balun. Or, should I put the balun in the tuner and come straight out with ladder line? There is a lot of room in this tuner. It is an old remote controlled tuner surplused from a ship. |
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