Hi Dean Thanks for the info - all ok Regards Tony VK2IC

Hi : The length will depend on what value of capacitor your going to use but these loops have been around 60 ft of litz. the count 1200/660/275 etc. isn't so important as the AWG ,46 is best for

Hi Dean How many turns of litz is required - or what is the length of Litz wire required Regards Tony VK2IC

Because of the rising cost in Ferrite and Litz wire I have been thinking for some time about building a FSL that uses less . It seemed to me that the wire part of the FSL is mostly fixed ,so maybe

<<< This is 100% 4AM Mareeba as Mareeba is mentioned near the end of the clip (with 0:18 to go). The number mentioned is 131 873 so a networked program from 2GB Sydney. >>> Wow, thanks,

Hi Gary, This is 100% 4AM Mareeba as Mareeba is mentioned near the end of the clip (with 0:18 to go). The number mentioned is 131 873 so a networked program from 2GB Sydney. Regards, Will.

The following Australian AM-DX signal was received on 558 kHz at 1515 UTC on November 4th near the beach in Poipu, Hawaii (actually, in the back yard of Australian DXpedition partner Chris Rogers'

With HLAZ coming in well early, it seemed that it might be a good morning for TP DX but things went downhill afterward and was dead by sunrise. 594 JOAK barely audible at 1137. 774 JOUB fair with

It is always good to read your reports. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Thanks to C.K. Raman on Real DX for identifying the Tamil language used by the lady in this recording of 720-AIR from Chennai (Madras), India at 1640 UTC on November 5th on the beach at Poipu, Hawaii

TP DX this morning was slightly better than the past two days. Surprising was the post-sunrise reception of 567, 594, and especially 1566. 567 JOIK barely audible traces in KLIF-570 QRM at 1213.

Accept, please, my very best greetings to all "Ultralight DX Radio Group". IK7JGI, Alfredo Gallerati (Radiolistening Manager of The A.R.I Italian Amateur Radio Association)

Copied from the WoR io group for USA/European listeners. Off-Air Time at 2300 EST Sat. to 0500 EST Sun. (0400 - 1000 UT Sun) Regards Paul S. in CT FN31nl WCBS to be off the air on Saturday night

Hi Dean, I use this coupling method all the time. Example, I have a 25 ft. vertical in the back yard connected with coax through an RF Systems 9:1 Magnetic balun at the base of the vertical. The coax

Hi Dean, I'm not sure what you're trying to do but in the Files, the opening page at the bottom is a .pdf called "matching transformers using binocular core". Maybe that will give you

Hi: I was just thinking ; I"ve have made a dirty- lash-up coupling loop for another project ,this is the first attempt that i have made and i want to get it right ,,but i was thinking is there a

Hi, I own a PL-880 and can confirm it's a good performer with my PK Loop. However, it suffers from bad overload and spurs at my QTH. There are no problems when listening in an area away from 50 kW

Hi Chris, Thanks for your generous comments, and of course it was our great honour to welcome you to Hawaii! <<< The PL880 was modified to allow the loop to use the external antenna jack on MW which

Excellent information and great to hear how well it works for you. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

My equipment used on the trip was a 5" FSL antenna and C Crane "hot-rodded" receiver both provided by Gary and a Tecsun PL880 and a PK Loops 20" amplified loop. The PL880 was modified to allow the