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Where in the U.S. can i purchase powdered ferrite in
order to make very large ferrite rod antennas? |
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Radio Man wrote: Where in the U.S. can i purchase powdered ferrite in order to make very large ferrite rod antennas? How big? I'm not 100% sure but I think you might be able to bundle together commercially available rods and also glue them end to end to make a large rod. I'm sure the powder is available, but of course you'd need to have some kind of press to form the rod, and a kiln to fire it. dxAce Michigan USA |
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dxAce wrote: Radio Man wrote: Where in the U.S. can i purchase powdered ferrite in order to make very large ferrite rod antennas? How big? I'm not 100% sure but I think you might be able to bundle together commercially available rods and also glue them end to end to make a large rod. I'm sure the powder is available, but of course you'd need to have some kind of press to form the rod, and a kiln to fire it. You might want to contact these folks, tell them what your design criteria are, and perhaps they might make a recommendation: http://www.amidoncorp.com/ dxAce Michigan USA |
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Where in the U.S. can i purchase powdered ferrite in
order to make very large ferrite rod antennas? Try this company. http://www.fermagtechnologies.com/Products.htm |
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