Some YT reviewers have noted the DT-800 to have a relatively high noise floor on AM. Perhaps what you are observing, explains where that comes from in that most YT reviewers do not use headphones for

Op 1/06/2021 om 08:29 schreef kevin asato: I have replaced the standard loop from a tuner with a self made loop, I measure for the value of INDUCTANCE, and make such a loop (mostly around 12µH)..

[there are embedded links for illustration purposes rather than having everyone suffer with my artwork] Schematically, the FSL and Terk resemble a tuned LC circuit.; the difference is that the Terk

It sounds like a display issue if this changes but it stays on the right station. I find these CCR to be a mixed bag. Paul

Well. yes. A FSL is supposed to increase selectivity over a very small frequency range to aid in finding that one station buried adjacent in frequency of a higher powered station. Not just the FSL but

Here (Tasmania) they serve two main purposes: - To provide coverage in areas the main transmitter does not reach. As an example, our main transmitter site for FM radio is Mt Barrow, this provides a

The font size was unintentional as was the big empty space; artifacts from copy/paste from notepad. Sorry.

Hello to all members. Have had the above radio for a few years. Always worked fine. Also have always had a heck of a time trying to figure out how to properly operate this radio as the manual is all

I have determined that broadband FSL’s don’t work very well for broadband recording with an SDR to sift thru later, unless wound on a large amount of ferrite. A broadband winding on a small FSL

<jlochey@...> wrote: Because the FCC says that this is how to "revitalize" AM broadcasting. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Hi all, Why do FM Translators exist? The closest I can tell is that they exist to give an AM station a "Market Presence" in the FM band at a local level. Is that pretty much it? Or am I missing

Hi John, I was using my R-108. A GREAT radio! Johnny

Hi Rob, Moderator approval isn't needed for lengthy messages, so you should be good to go. It's only set up by Groups.io for the first message sent by a new member, in order to avoid spam

hoping that you get it published, really want to see it - thanks, Grant

I will try again later. The post was cobbled together from my various build notes which I still have.

That is too bad. I would really like to see the information. Maybe one of the mods can help you with it. Hopefully the post was saved somewhere.

Well, I just unsuccessfully attempted to post a lengthy reply full of technical details but it would not post, or needs to be reviewed by a moderator or something...

Date: 29/05/2021 Time: 4:15pm Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania. Radio: AR-1733 / 3” FSL Notes: A late afternoon session at home, using my AR-1733 and 3” FSL. Signals were a real mix with only

Have you published details of your broadband amplified FSL, Rob? I don't know if others have tried the copper flashing for a pickup winding. How different is its response from using a simple loop

Good DX Johnny. What were you listening with? John