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Old November 9th 03, 05:41 PM
Rob Mills
 
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I took one of them apart several years ago, and it was nothing but

a loop that was constructed of something similar to RG-174 coax cable, with
a break in the shield at the top. Pete

I didn't think it looked impressive but haven't been overly impressed with
any loops that I have tried except my DA5. I have only tried the RS loop and
a few quickly thrown together home made ones besides the DA-5. I have
collected the parts to assemble the AMRAD active antenna but have not found
the time to start putting it together, too many "honey do's".
Rob Mills ~ Tulsa



 
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