Can you describe how you connected to the radio? Thanks. Tony

Gary, Thank you for the article and the work on this antenna! I've used the 7.5" ferrite rod on the PL-380 (non-plugin version). It works really well and gives good, pinpoint nulls on locals

Thanks Jim! That was Part One. For Part Two I'd like to do a nighttime demo if the lighting is right. Also, I'd like to plug in the box with the 365pF cap inside and show the demo with inductive

Hi Scott, The Hoop Loop will work on any radio that has a Si4734 in it. I tried it out last night and noticed gain is phenominal! The weakest signal on any channel was 58dbu! And, I heard two

Hello John, Jeff, Larry, Farmerik, Chris and Others (respondingprivately), Thank you all for your generous comments on the PL-360 7.5" plug-inloopstick project, and the related technical article.

Nice build-up and demo of the hoop-loop, Chris. Thanks. It should be pointed out that with the right connector, this should make a fine antenna for the PL-360 as well. -Scott-

Gary always made it very clear, the PL-360 wasn't much of a ULR DXing rig WITHOUT plugging in an external antenna, then he went out and built and offered for sale very reasonably an excellent compact

All I can add to that is a heart Thank Youas well. The antenna really perked up my 360! Larry N4SEA Shinnston, WV

Many thanks to Gary for taking the his time and great skills to help supply these antennas to those of us who lack these attributes. I was lucky to make it on his list of 25 DXers. In this day and

Thanks so much for building the loopsticks Gary! John Mt. Prospect, IL

--- In ultralightdx@..., Chris Knight wrote: > > A demonstation of the KR1S Hoop Loop antenna is now up on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NG3m7aoKp98 . Good job, Chris! Some impressive

Was'nt thinking of course always better in the garden, same with me, I use a Terk AM1000 not bad but not that great for nulling On 31 May 2010 02:09, Chris Knight <radiodxerguy@...> wrote:

Dave, There's a Catch-22 concerning getting away from QRM in the house. During winter when AM radio reception is best it's too cold to go outside and listen. Then, in the summer months it's warm

Just watched it, love the rotating base ! You are lucky you have no QRN, here in the UK with power line adapters and umpteen wireless routers etc in just about every house in the street it's

A demonstation of the KR1S Hoop Loop antenna is now up on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NG3m7aoKp98 . I finished the project today and am very pleased with the results! The Hoop Loop has

Hello All, For those many DXers who have ordered the 7.5" plug-in loopsticks for thePL-360 (and the others who have already received them), an illustrated articledescribing the design, construction

I have a like new (6 mos. old, no mods) Grundig G8 that I need to sell (too many radios here). I have only used it a couple times in my home. $25 (USPS Money Order) postpaid (cont. US). If anyone is

amstereofan, DIY means "do it yourself" but is sometimes used by Chinese radio sellers to mean "user selectable." In other words, by pushing the right buttons, you might be able to select 9 kHz or 10

And I probably misspelled something as well, for which I apologize. Would you please contact me off-list ? Thanks- Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of Philadelphia] 40:08:45N;

Hello, Thanks for your question on the Kchibo D92L and D96L models. These radioswere quite popular last summer, before the PL-310 and PL-380 models wereintroduced by the Tecsun company. The D96L