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We are building a new home. I am planning on mounting an aerial antenna
in the attic fro FM reception. I am also considering running a loop antenna in the studs of an outer wall for AM reception. Can anyone offer sound advise on the AM antenna idea? Will it work or is it a waste of time? Thanks, in advance. |
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![]() " wrote in message ... We are building a new home. I am planning on mounting an aerial antenna in the attic fro FM reception. I am also considering running a loop antenna in the studs of an outer wall for AM reception. Can anyone offer sound advise on the AM antenna idea? Will it work or is it a waste of time? Thanks, in advance. i have such a longwire AM antenna running around the attic space in a three story house. It is probably 300' and is tapped at one end with coax. I also tried it center tapped with the sheild or ground on one half the length. 300' is not long enough in my opinion, and, additionally it picks up a lot of electrical noise. The only improvement is that it overcomes the directional problem most tuners have with the little loop antenna they provide. |
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cwvalle wrote:
i have such a longwire AM antenna running around the attic space in a three story house. It is probably 300' and is tapped at one end with coax. I also tried it center tapped with the sheild or ground on one half the length. 300' is not long enough in my opinion, and, additionally it picks up a lot of electrical noise. The only improvement is that it overcomes the directional problem most tuners have with the little loop antenna they provide. The hum - build or buy a trap for the lower frequencies. |
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![]() Joseph Oberlander wrote: cwvalle wrote: i have such a longwire AM antenna running around the attic space in a three story house. It is probably 300' and is tapped at one end with coax. I also tried it center tapped with the sheild or ground on one half the length. 300' is not long enough in my opinion, and, additionally it picks up a lot of electrical noise. The only improvement is that it overcomes the directional problem most tuners have with the little loop antenna they provide. The hum - build or buy a trap for the lower frequencies. Can you provide any guidance on building a trap? |
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![]() " wrote in message ... Joseph Oberlander wrote: cwvalle wrote: i have such a longwire AM antenna running around the attic space in a three story house. It is probably 300' and is tapped at one end with coax. I also tried it center tapped with the sheild or ground on one half the length. 300' is not long enough in my opinion, and, additionally it picks up a lot of electrical noise. The only improvement is that it overcomes the directional problem most tuners have with the little loop antenna they provide. The hum - build or buy a trap for the lower frequencies. Can you provide any guidance on building a trap? It isn't hum It is spike noise like lightning, motor starters, flourescent lamps, CRT's vacuum cleaners, that kind of stuff. |
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