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FO&A,
Here is my Question: Is there any sense in putting a Ferrite Rod at the Far-End of a Random Wire Antenna with the Wire from the End of the Wire Antenna Element 'wrapped' around it in a "Tuned Coil" to improve the AM/MW Band Reception ? * Any 'theory' behind why this Idea might Work ? * Does this Idea actually Work ? * Or is this Idea just so much Antenna 'hype' and Sales Marketing I am Asking these Questions is because of what I have read about the RF Systems "EMF" Electro-Magnetic-Field Passive Wire Antenna http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/sw_ant/0743.html In "John Wagner's Shortwave Tips & Tricks" he writes: http://www.dxing.com/tips.htm "The EMF antenna has two 35mm film canister looking objects connected to it. The canister on the Far-End is actually an excellent "Tuned Ferrite Rod" designed for MW (Medium Wave) and really helps any receiver without a built in MW Antenna Rod. Canister two (in middle) is a Balun that helps SW reception very much." i want to know ~ RHF .. .. |
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