yamanx1
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Indoor antenna
This looks interesting, I could probably get hold of all the bits, need to work out some different values for 11m, but that shouldnt be too difficult.
What do you reckon?
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21/Mar/2008, 7:45 am
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Re: Indoor antenna
they look really small, i'll have a read and se what the radiation pattern is that would be cool to have in the loft, takes up no room. deffo worth lookin into
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Re: Indoor antenna
I've got a natural aversion to this type of antenna, but the facts suggest they do work.
Placed in a loft, it will probably work better than a normal 1/4 wave simply because of the way the foof interferes with a conventional antenna's tuning.
Give it a go, and tell us how you get on - I doubt the dimensions are overly critical, as the loop is manually tuned to resonance anyhow.
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