Yet another receive loop is born.
The construction is similar to the first 500 kHz loop, i.e. cardboard box loop, but made with Litz wire and with only 6 turns.
The calculation of resonance frequency found here indicates a frequency range covering the whole of the 160m and 80m band, and this looks like what I have.
The coupling is made with a further full loop, and it looks like that creates a too hard coupling to the antenna (not really unexpected), making the antenna rather broadband.
Later this week some experimentation on the coupling loop size is in the planning.
The TW-100 "Fly Away Transceiver" --- A CW-SSB Rig I Never Heard of Until
Today
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*I was listening to the Old Military Radio Net this morning. Rhett KB4HG
checked in on Upper Sideband. He was using a loaner TransWorld TW-100 "Fly
Away...
1 day ago
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