[time-nuts] LORAN-C antenna

[Poul-Henning Kamp]

In message <01d101c8265e$9e13acd0$6501a8c0 at didierhp>, "Didier Juges" writes:
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>Poul,
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>I should have remembered, as I now recall seeing your page (duh!), thanks!!!
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>Do you know the bandwidth you achieved?

A loop antenna is more or less flat until the stray capacitance of
the loop windings take it down.

I put a low-pass filter which cuts around 300-500 kHz on this one,
because I have a MW transmitter at 1062 kHz only 30 km from my house.

And that is the other good reason to use a loop: you can null out one
strong signal with the orientation.

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