Terry,
I emailed the pictures to you.
Let me know if you received them.
Mitch

:Terry,
:I emailed the pictures to you.
:Let me know if you received them.
:Mitch
:
Had to send 2 at a time, you did not receive large file from my email.

::Terry,
::I emailed the pictures to you.
::Let me know if you received them.
::Mitch
::
:Had to send 2 at a time, you did not receive large file from my email.
:
It looks like you used a double wire, similar to lamp cord, for the whole coil. If so it would only be a 1:1 ratio. Not much gain. Antenna coils are usually 1:6 or so. I was thinking more of a smaller coil with larger diameter wire. I just can't visualize how to mount it all together.
I really like your work.
I like to use lots of heatshrink.

Thanks for sharing.
Terry

PS- for posting photos maybe this will help- Leave a space between img and src= no space between either < or > The last comes right after jpg.(No parenthesis of course)
The hard part is getting the link. That's why I like Fire Fox. You just right click on the photo and choose "copy image location" then edit and paste.

Keep trying, you'll get it. Trust me, if I can, anybody can.
T.

:::Terry,
:::I emailed the pictures to you.
:::Let me know if you received them.
:::Mitch
:::
::Had to send 2 at a time, you did not receive large file from my email.
::
:
:Wow, nice pics, but you're right, I've never seen a 1 meg photo file before. I'm surprised your email server didn't hang up. My digital camera has an email setting that's about 100Kb
:
:Anyway-
:It looks like you used a double wire, similar to lamp cord, for the whole coil. If so it would only be a 1:1 ratio. Not much gain. Antenna coils are usually 1:6 or so. I was thinking more of a smaller coil with larger diameter wire. I just can't visualize how to mount it all together.
:I really like your work.
:I like to use lots of heatshrink.
:
:
:Thanks for sharing.
:Terry
:
:PS- for posting photos maybe this will help- Leave a space between img and src= no space between either < or > The last comes right after jpg.(No parenthesis of course)
:The hard part is getting the link. That's why I like Fire Fox. You just right click on the photo and choose "copy image location" then edit and paste.
:
:Keep trying, you'll get it. Trust me, if I can, anybody can.
:T.
:
MORE-
Where you see the little square is where the forum won't let the complete instructions from to be displayed. I don't know why. It REALLY makes it hard to explain how to post a photo.
t.

::::Terry,
::::I emailed the pictures to you.
::::Let me know if you received them.
::::Mitch
::::
:::Had to send 2 at a time, you did not receive large file from my email.
:::
::
::Wow, nice pics, but you're right, I've never seen a 1 meg photo file before. I'm surprised your email server didn't hang up. My digital camera has an email setting that's about 100Kb
::
::Anyway-
::It looks like you used a double wire, similar to lamp cord, for the whole coil. If so it would only be a 1:1 ratio. Not much gain. Antenna coils are usually 1:6 or so. I was thinking more of a smaller coil with larger diameter wire. I just can't visualize how to mount it all together.
::I really like your work.
::I like to use lots of heatshrink.
::
::
::Thanks for sharing.
::Terry
::
::PS- for posting photos maybe this will help- Leave a space between img and src= no space between either < or > The last comes right after jpg.(No parenthesis of course)
::The hard part is getting the link. That's why I like Fire Fox. You just right click on the photo and choose "copy image location" then edit and paste.
::
::Keep trying, you'll get it. Trust me, if I can, anybody can.
::T.
::
:MORE-
:Where you see the little square is where the forum won't let the complete instructions from to be displayed. I don't know why. It REALLY makes it hard to explain how to post a photo.
:t.
:
Terry,
If you look very closely, i used a 1 to 16 ratio on the antenna wire. This gave me a very high gain. Even changed the I.F. transformer alignment by 10 khz or so. Radio works very well. When i get your book i will challenge the alignment of the I.F.'s with this antenna.
I am still working on how to post a pic on this Froum.
Comments welcome and thanks for the help.
Mitch

:::::Terry,
:::::I emailed the pictures to you.
:::::Let me know if you received them.
:::::Mitch
:::::
::::Had to send 2 at a time, you did not receive large file from my email.
::::
:::
:::Wow, nice pics, but you're right, I've never seen a 1 meg photo file before. I'm surprised your email server didn't hang up. My digital camera has an email setting that's about 100Kb
:::
:::Anyway-
:::It looks like you used a double wire, similar to lamp cord, for the whole coil. If so it would only be a 1:1 ratio. Not much gain. Antenna coils are usually 1:6 or so. I was thinking more of a smaller coil with larger diameter wire. I just can't visualize how to mount it all together.
:::I really like your work.
:::I like to use lots of heatshrink.
:::
:::
:::Thanks for sharing.
:::Terry
:::
:::PS- for posting photos maybe this will help- Leave a space between img and src= no space between either < or > The last comes right after jpg.(No parenthesis of course)
:::The hard part is getting the link. That's why I like Fire Fox. You just right click on the photo and choose "copy image location" then edit and paste.
:::
:::Keep trying, you'll get it. Trust me, if I can, anybody can.
:::T.
:::
::MORE-
::Where you see the little square is where the forum won't let the complete instructions from to be displayed. I don't know why. It REALLY makes it hard to explain how to post a photo.
::t.
::
:Terry,
:If you look very closely, i used a 1 to 16 ratio on the antenna wire. This gave me a very high gain. Even changed the I.F. transformer alignment by 10 khz or so. Radio works very well. When i get your book i will challenge the alignment of the I.F.'s with this antenna.
:I am still working on how to post a pic on this Froum.
:Comments welcome and thanks for the help.
:Mitch
:
Terry