Extra adapter, in series with the first one. I realize that in theory it shouldn't work as well as it did, but that was what happened. Eventually, when I got a new router, I didn't need the extra

Russ, That sounds very interesting! Could you post specific detail of "more isolation through an extra ethernet adaptor between the router and the computer in the shack." Extra ethernet adapter

The specific frequencies prompted my question, as I have observed that here. I ended up curing it mostly by more isolation through an extra ethernet adaptor between the router and the computer in the

I have had a wide range of loops as well as long wire outdoor antennas and a 500 foot BOG on my PL-360, which has a jack for the small stock ferrite rod which comes with it. So they all have been

That MFJ 1026 looks like an interesting unit. Perhaps after I get co-ax run farther from the house, I may want one for the Alinco and ICOM R75. Maybe it would have been better for portable set ups as

Op 07-08-11 22:13, D1028Gary@... schreef: I have a 86cm (33") loop from a plastic hulahoop, and my pl380 connects to it. I desoldered the pl380's ferrite and added a connector outside... Gives

My Internet access is cable, and I have line filtering units in the basement for the two boxes down there, and another one for the Cable TV box and the TV itself. I bonded the shield on the co-ax

I thought I bookmarked ferrite suppliers.....can't find them, even in messages.Suppliers please,yup I tried Google. Thanks Rich, KC8HMJ

Hi Rick, To my knowledge, despite all the dire warnings, nobody has actually "fried" an Si4734 chip by directly connecting any antenna in place of the stock loopstick. Graham Maynard's original FSL

What type of internet service do you have ? If it is either cable or fibreoptic, then the router could be creating the noise. Russ Edmunds 15 mi NNW of Philadelphia Grid FN20id FM: Yamaha T-80 &

MFJ1026 I use it as a controller on ONTARS on 80m seems to work fairly well anywhere from 1/2 s unit =3 db right up to 3 s units ie near 18 db in a good set up great gadget from MFJ best wishes Paul

I do have a number of conventional air core loops, both Diamond and Rook wound small Litz loops, and ferrite antennas as well. I'll try them all eventually on the SONY amplified antennas which include

Hi Gary, I'd like to know what caused the signal level to "fry" the Si4734. That's very interesting that this could/would happen but if within close proximity to one of those European megawatt

<<< I would like to see someone tune an FSL without inductive coupling and no external capacitor and post the results. It is possible and would save the expense and added weight of the external

Computers and switch-mode power supply units are formidable RFI sources. Aerial distance, screening and PC power-cable filters can reduce it significantly. It is usually a question of

There are many BCB/LW loop plans available on the web. Inductance alone isn't the issue. One needs the loop output to be balanced, and directional. I've never cared much about a specific inductance,

I did notice a commercial set up canceling local noise from a separate whip. The RFI I have near my computer seems to be heard on various specific frequencies. If the desired signal and the RFI are on

Hi Michael, I've been connecting external antennas directly to my PL-310, Grundig G8 and 2 PL-380s for over a year with no problems. The PL-310 mod for connecting an external antenna is very simple,

When looking at the excellent images, I wondered about the proximity of single-ferrite antennas mounted on top of uldx receivers. The description mentions that the front-end of the PL-380 is

Away from the house and any other sources of RFI ! A few metres above ground. Good coax from the antenna to the receiver, shield well grounded at antenna end. For LW, the whip should be longer. When