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Fixed Loop On-a-Roof - Great for Monitoring that Hard-to-Get AM/MW Radio Station [ On-the-Roof / In-the-Attic / Out-in-the-Yard ] http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Shortw...a/message/9430 For that type of single AM/MW Radio Station "On-Frequency" Monitoring an Out-Side Fixed 'Tune' Loop Antenna can be very effective for providing a Clear and Clean Signal for Operational Monitoring of the Transmitter's 'actual' {Over-the-Air} Broadcast Signal. Usually getting the Element of the Loop Antenna at least Three Feet above the Roof (Five Feet is better) will get the Loop out of the Building's RFI / EMF Noise Envelop. 1. Build the Loop Antenna Element (Hula-Hoop) with a Weather Proof Box for the Fixed Tuning Capacitor and Coax Cable feed-in-line to the Radio / Receiver. 2. Located, Position and Tune the Loop Antenna Element for the best Signal of the "Target" AM/MW Radio Station. 3. Listen and Enjoy 'that' AM/MW Radio Station 24/7 ![]() READ - One Station "Fixed" Out-Side AM/MW Loop Antenna http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Shortw...a/message/5065 READ - Two AM/MW Antennas for AM/MW DXing http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Shortw...a/message/3446 just an idea - iane ~ RHF |
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