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Pete [KE9OA],
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The progress is very good for the Loop Antenna, meaning that I built up a
prototype this weekend. It works very well. Later on this week, I will be doing more experimentation with a regeneration circuit. Since the loopstick is balanced, I am thinking about adding a feedback winding at each end of the loopstick; this way, balance is maintained. It uses the common diff-amp, with a pair of JFETs that are buffered with an emitter follower. I am using Varactor tuning........the advantage with this approach is twofold.........first of all, it eliminates that hard to get tuning capacitor, and secondly, it eliminates the proximity effect from you hand when tuning because the tuning voltage point for the Varactor is at AC ground. Pete "RHF" wrote in message oups.com... Pete [KE9OA], . Glad to hear that the work continues and that the project is near completion. . What is the status of your Loop Antenna - Option ? . waiting and hoping ~ RHF . . . . . |
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