Re: 8" Diameter FSL vs. 4' Sided PVC Air-core Loop Runoff
Hi Jerry,
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All the antenna signal testing was done using inductive coupling, during which a stock Tecsun PL-606 model was held about 6" in front of the air-core loop coil, then about 6" in front of the FSL coil. The optimum inductive coupling distance of 6" (for both loops) was determined prior to the signal testing, and no direct wiring connections were used to connect the radio to either of the antennas. The relative-size photos (such as the one posted at http://www.mediafire.com/i/?yr7grir83488ii3 ) do not reflect the testing setup at all, since during the actual testing the air-core loop and FSL were separated by about 70 feet outdoors (in my back yard) to avoid any possible interaction. Large tuned passive loops (both air-core and FSL) have the capability to project a signal boost over astonishing distances (up to 25' in the case of the 9' sided air core loop here), making it necessary to separate such antennas very far apart for accurate testing results. 73, Gary
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From: Jerry Popiel <jerry_popiel@...> To: ultralightdx <ultralightdx@...> Sent: Fri, Jul 8, 2011 1:58 am Subject: [ultralightdx] Re: 8" Diameter FSL vs. 4' Sided PVC Air-core Loop Runoff Gary, was the 8" Diameter FSL Inductively or directly coupled to the PL 606? I ask this since in one of the pictures it looks like one of those big loops - the second one is directly connected to the small Radio - the PL 380. Or did I miss something.
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