[Lowfer] loop info

[Bill Ashlock]

Bob,

Thanks for the list. I just opened my 17th edition Antenna Book (1994; the 
one that identifies a 6db gain by using a ground screen) and see I have 
identified some of the references at the end of the chapter on loop antennas 
that look promising. It appears the lowest band covered in any of these 
articles, however, is 160M and unfortunately some of the rules don't apply 
at low frequencies.

I'll see if I can add to your list.

Bill



>Here is what I have at hand
>
>1988 Sept QST
>The Coplanar-TwinLoop antenna. Rcv antenna for HF ,ground and skywave
>interference
>rejection and DF
>tried to cover it all
>
>
>1986 June QST
>Small High Efficiency antenna fer small spaces
>some ideas on Hi current tuning cap  design
>
>
>
>1982 January Ham Radio
>Orr W6SAI some notes on Rcv Loops
>
>
>1985 Nov QST
>The Classic " Loop Skywire "
>
>
>1995 73S
>" The big loopie Skywire "
>
>
>1992 November QST
>An Update on Compact transmitting Loops
>
>1992 June QST
>A Small Loop Antenna for 160 Meters
>writer gives it a good test against a full sized antenna
>
>1994 May QST
>You Can Build, a Compact Loop Antenna for 30 through 12 meters
>
>Well thats all I have. When the ARRL decided to dummy up QST and generate
>QEX
>Mag. I decided not to poney up the extra cash for it. I believe therer
>have been some
>articles on loops.
>
>
>Bob K3DJC

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