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After a several month search for the diagram
of the McKay Dymec 100D active antenna I found a friend had just completed the AMRAD active antenna discribed in the September 2001 issue of QST. Is is a very good antenna. In a side by side test last night, the AMRAD stomped the 100D badly. The AMRAD had no intermod and was much quiter. I found this link to address some aspects not covered in QST. http://www.amrad.org/projects/lf/actant/index.htm The antenna can be optimised for LF or for ~50KHz to over 30MHz. Gain does decreas a little with increasing frequency, but at 27.035, the highest frequency we could find a repeatable singal, the AMRAD was still much better then the 100D. Terry |
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