There must be a small capacitor in that loop antenna, or it would not be to touchy in the tuning. I plug my long wire aerial into the loop antenna's connector jack, then couple the loop to my receiver. It gets a better signal than just the loop.
Hey what a good idea Tom. I am going to try that.
ty just bought one
Their pretty nice!
Coul you demonstrate using it to notch out a signal?
Unfortunately it doesn’t work as a notch filter. it’s more like a tunable bandpass filter that covers 550 to 1700 kHz.
I find that the loop doesn’t work with modern DSP AM radios, for some reason.
There must be a small capacitor in that loop antenna, or it would not be to touchy in the tuning.
I plug my long wire aerial into the loop antenna's connector jack, then couple the loop to my receiver. It gets a better signal than just the loop.
Hey what a good idea Tom. I am going to try that.
ty just bought one
Their pretty nice!
Coul you demonstrate using it to notch out a signal?
Unfortunately it doesn’t work as a notch filter. it’s more like a tunable bandpass filter that covers 550 to 1700 kHz.
I find that the loop doesn’t work with modern DSP AM radios, for some reason.