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![]() " That was a self defeating test. The idea here is that you will have a lower noise floor in a locally noisy area with a shielded loop than a dipole antenna. There is going to be no advantage to using a loop over a dipole in an electrically quiet area. A shielded loop is not better at picking up a distant signal than a dipole but is less sensitive to local noise generators so in an area with high local noise you would have better signal to noise than a full size dipole antenna. Please see: http://www.w8ji.com/magnetic_receiving_loops.htm Dale W4OP |
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