Re: fanatical mega-loopstick question
Hi Garry,
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I had been thinking about spider coils also for an ultralight. How large of a coil form do you think would be needed to compete with a hot rodded ferrite loop? Also, do you envision concentric coils on the form separated by a distance or one continuous coil with tap points as needed? Guy Atkins Puyallup, WA USA www.perseus-sdr.blogspot.com Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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From: "sloshatron" <wa1gwh@...> Date: Sat, 05 Apr 2008 22:58:16 To:ultralightdx@... Subject: [ultralightdx] fanatical mega-loopstick question Hi Gary; When you measure the recycled coils on the LCR meter, are you checking only the L or are you somehow taking into account any C differences between the original and tranplant coils (either on or off the ferrite bars)? This would be the distributed capacity of the coils. If this is working with just L measurements that would be great and much easier for folks to duplicate. Also, I'm still thinking about air core coils (small loop antenna style) to replace the original ferrite loopstick. I realized that if spider web construction was used it would be much easier to take off turns and portions of turns and if necessary to add them back on if the best spot was missed in the iterative alignment process. A spider web coil form could be cut out of plastic with one spoke extending way out to mount the form to the radio in the same way as your ruler idea. TNX, Garry Nichols near Syracuse, NY
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