Joe Analssandrini wrote:
Hello Everybody,

This will be of interest to many of you and especially those who DX on
the MW band.

http://www.radiointel.com/review-2loop.htm

And don't bother replying that these antennas "don't do anything" or
they "aren't any good" or "I tried it and it didn''t do a thing!" They
do INDEED work well WHEN YOU KNOW HOW TO USE THEM which you "naysayers"
obviously don't. (I've owned and used a Stelect-A-Tenna for over ten
years.)

But the review by Jay Allen really says it all. Check it out.

Best,

Joe

I think some people think the Select-A-Tenna and its kindred don't work
because they initially use them with portable radios that already have
rather large ferrite loop antennas. The benefits of the Select-A-Tenna
are less pronounced then. However, if you put the Select-A-Tenna next
to, say, a Grundig mini-world, the effect is pretty amazing.

Steve

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"Steve" wrote:

Joe Analssandrini wrote:
Hello Everybody,

This will be of interest to many of you and especially those who DX on
the MW band.

http://www.radiointel.com/review-2loop.htm

And don't bother replying that these antennas "don't do anything" or
they "aren't any good" or "I tried it and it didn''t do a thing!" They
do INDEED work well WHEN YOU KNOW HOW TO USE THEM which you "naysayers"
obviously don't. (I've owned and used a Stelect-A-Tenna for over ten
years.)

But the review by Jay Allen really says it all. Check it out.

Best,

Joe

I think some people think the Select-A-Tenna and its kindred don't work
because they initially use them with portable radios that already have
rather large ferrite loop antennas. The benefits of the Select-A-Tenna
are less pronounced then. However, if you put the Select-A-Tenna next
to, say, a Grundig mini-world, the effect is pretty amazing.

Those antennas certainly do work.

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Telamon
Ventura, California