I am not sure where my post went, so I am redoing this update. I e-mailed
Palstar the completed PC board design yesterday, so I should have some
prototype boards in the next couple of weeks or so.
I received the 5/8 inch diameter ferrites yesterday and woulnd up a LW and a
MW loopstick. They work better than anything I have seen so far.
In addition to that, the LW loopstick tunes from 90kHz to 580kHz, while the
MW loopstick tunes from 410kHz to 2500kHz.
I am very excited about this design!

Pete

Pete KE9OA wrote:
I am not sure where my post went, so I am redoing this update. I e-mailed
Palstar the completed PC board design yesterday, so I should have some
prototype boards in the next couple of weeks or so.
I received the 5/8 inch diameter ferrites yesterday and woulnd up a LW and a
MW loopstick. They work better than anything I have seen so far.
In addition to that, the LW loopstick tunes from 90kHz to 580kHz, while the
MW loopstick tunes from 410kHz to 2500kHz.
I am very excited about this design!

Pete


The NSA was holding your post due to possible national security issues.

dave wrote:

Pete KE9OA wrote:
I am not sure where my post went, so I am redoing this update. I e-mailed
Palstar the completed PC board design yesterday, so I should have some
prototype boards in the next couple of weeks or so.
I received the 5/8 inch diameter ferrites yesterday and woulnd up a LW and a
MW loopstick. They work better than anything I have seen so far.
In addition to that, the LW loopstick tunes from 90kHz to 580kHz, while the
MW loopstick tunes from 410kHz to 2500kHz.
I am very excited about this design!

Pete


The NSA was holding your post due to possible national security issues.

The DEA checks all of yours, Rickets.

Pete KE9OA wrote:
I am not sure where my post went, so I am redoing this update. I e-mailed
Palstar the completed PC board design yesterday, so I should have some
prototype boards in the next couple of weeks or so.
I received the 5/8 inch diameter ferrites yesterday and woulnd up a LW and a
MW loopstick. They work better than anything I have seen so far.
In addition to that, the LW loopstick tunes from 90kHz to 580kHz, while the
MW loopstick tunes from 410kHz to 2500kHz.
I am very excited about this design!

Pete


Hi Pete.

saw your post on the Palstar group. can't wait. i'll
be inline with the rest. i may not be first, but i hope
to be in the top 5. any idea when this will be released?

Drifter...

--
"Regulatory capitalism is when companies invest in lawyers, lobbyists,
and politicians, instead of plant, people, and customer service."
- former FCC Chairman William Kennard (A real FCC Chairman,
unlike the current Corporate Spokesperson in the job!)

It must be even better than I thought! Paul liked the board layout, so he
will be sending out for prototype boards this weekend.

Pete

"dave" wrote in message
...
Pete KE9OA wrote:
I am not sure where my post went, so I am redoing this update. I e-mailed
Palstar the completed PC board design yesterday, so I should have some
prototype boards in the next couple of weeks or so.
I received the 5/8 inch diameter ferrites yesterday and woulnd up a LW
and a MW loopstick. They work better than anything I have seen so far.
In addition to that, the LW loopstick tunes from 90kHz to 580kHz, while
the MW loopstick tunes from 410kHz to 2500kHz.
I am very excited about this design!

Pete
The NSA was holding your post due to possible national security issues.

Paul wants to have it ready for Dayton. I am not sure when full scale
production will start. Right now, I am working out the details of the
antenna enclosure. Should this antenna be tiltable? I never use that
function, but it seems as if many folks do.

Pete

"Drifter" wrote in message
...
Pete KE9OA wrote:
I am not sure where my post went, so I am redoing this update. I e-mailed
Palstar the completed PC board design yesterday, so I should have some
prototype boards in the next couple of weeks or so.
I received the 5/8 inch diameter ferrites yesterday and woulnd up a LW
and a MW loopstick. They work better than anything I have seen so far.
In addition to that, the LW loopstick tunes from 90kHz to 580kHz, while
the MW loopstick tunes from 410kHz to 2500kHz.
I am very excited about this design!

Pete
Hi Pete.

saw your post on the Palstar group. can't wait. i'll
be inline with the rest. i may not be first, but i hope
to be in the top 5. any idea when this will be released?

Drifter...

--
"Regulatory capitalism is when companies invest in lawyers, lobbyists,
and politicians, instead of plant, people, and customer service."
- former FCC Chairman William Kennard (A real FCC Chairman,
unlike the current Corporate Spokesperson in the job!)

On Mar 7, 12:27*pm, "Pete KE9OA" wrote:

* * * Three Star Snip * * *

-
- Paul wants to have it ready for Dayton.
- I am not sure when full scale production will start.
- Right now, I am working out the details of the antenna enclosure.
- Should this antenna be tiltable?
- I never use that function, but it seems as if many folks do.
-
- Pete
-

Question - Should this Ferrite Rod Antenna be "Tiltable" ?

Pete - Please Read this Message. RHF

Ferrite Rod AM/MW Antennas : To Tilt ? -or- Not to Tilt ?
{What's The Difference... If Any ?}
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...90c5e83fabf630

There is still a fair amount of work on this one, but maybe in the future, I
can send out a prototype. I think I am going to take a look at some
regeneration circuits. I think the optical coupler approach might work.

Pete

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Pete KE9OA wrote:

Paul wants to have it ready for Dayton. I am not sure when full scale
production will start. Right now, I am working out the details of the
antenna enclosure. Should this antenna be tiltable? I never use that
function, but it seems as if many folks do.

Send one, and I'll test it out.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Thanks for the info..........it looks like this might be a good approach.
Features are always easier to implement in the early stages of the design. I
am going to take a look at some regeneration circuits.........this might
also be a good thing. The next thing will be the tropical band
loopstick.................

Pete

"RHF" wrote in message
...
On Mar 7, 12:27 pm, "Pete KE9OA" wrote:

* * * Three Star Snip * * *

-
- Paul wants to have it ready for Dayton.
- I am not sure when full scale production will start.
- Right now, I am working out the details of the antenna enclosure.
- Should this antenna be tiltable?
- I never use that function, but it seems as if many folks do.
-
- Pete
-

Question - Should this Ferrite Rod Antenna be "Tiltable" ?

Pete - Please Read this Message. RHF

Ferrite Rod AM/MW Antennas : To Tilt ? -or- Not to Tilt ?
{What's The Difference... If Any ?}
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...90c5e83fabf630

dxAce wrote:

dave wrote:

Pete KE9OA wrote:
I am not sure where my post went, so I am redoing this update. I e-mailed
Palstar the completed PC board design yesterday, so I should have some
prototype boards in the next couple of weeks or so.
I received the 5/8 inch diameter ferrites yesterday and woulnd up a LW and a
MW loopstick. They work better than anything I have seen so far.
In addition to that, the LW loopstick tunes from 90kHz to 580kHz, while the
MW loopstick tunes from 410kHz to 2500kHz.
I am very excited about this design!

Pete


The NSA was holding your post due to possible national security issues.

The DEA checks all of yours, Rickets.



Why would they do that, Alkie?