Coaxial cable magnetic loop antenna

[@LeeLocke]

Sweet shortwave love can only be achieved by adding an antenna. Thank you so much. Your presentation is so valuable.

[@JosePun1230]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your appreciation. Take care my friend.

[@LeeLocke]

You are setting the standard for future uploads on diy antenna projects. Bravo!

[@JosePun1230]

Wow, thanks! Greetings from Macau.

[@hararyokan]

Nice idea! Very good at your making loop antenna well that had good result on D-808 radio! Excellent, my friend. 73

[@JosePun1230]

Yes . The overall performance of the D-808 is ideal, so I used it to test the antenna's effectiveness. Thank you my friend.73

[@ParamDxer]

Great antenna and interesting SW receptions with the D-808 :) Thanks for sharing and keep it up buddy 73!

[@JosePun1230]

Many thanks for your watching and nice feedback. Take care my buddy. Happy Sunday .73

[@roblopezdelara]

Thanks for sharing.... so I can not see what type of black component are, can you please explain....

[@JosePun1230]

Thank you my friend. Ferrite beads(3.5x6x0.8) 73!

[@rajatnandy4298]

Where is it available. Give link pls.

[@JosePun1230]

​@@rajatnandy4298Ferrite beads can be purchased online. If they are not available, they do not need to be used. Their function is to suppress noise. The antenna can be used for reception without ferrite beads. 

[@Subgunman]

Various materials for ferrite beads, which mix?

[@ArnieDXer]

Very interesting that you used these small ferrite beads rather than a balun 😮 I wonder if that makes a difference? Also, I thought these were resistors, and WTF are you doin', until I read the comments 😂 anyway, most important is that it works well 👍 73

[@JosePun1230]

Thank you my friend. I was surprised that some friends were interested in this video. In the video I did not explain the materials I used because it was a homework and not a teaching. Thanks for your watching. Happy holidays!

[@oz_dx]

Very good work!

[@JosePun1230]

Thank you my friend. Take care.73

[@vintagetransistorRadio.Radio.h]

Nyc❤

[@JosePun1230]

👍👍👍

[@juanitoyoutu]

Nice antenna project. Can you tell what the 3 black components are, connected in series? Thanks

[@JosePun1230]

Thank you my friend. Yes. They are ferrite beads. I used ferrite beads for noise suppression. 73

[@sic_ario]

Good day to you! Did I need to solder the center conductor of the coupling loop crossing-over to the shield on the opposite side of the gap? To do Möbius loop, or it will work too? I live in apartment, and recieve soooooo bad signal, I barely hear something. When I go outside I receive much more signals

[@JosePun1230]

Thank you my friend. Yes you do. I understand your situation. It is very troublesome to have poor signal. Place the antenna outside the window and pay attention to its polar direction. This antenna can work in MW, SW and FM bands. Greetings from Macau.

[@jonathanpanlaqui1855]

Nice antenna 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.

[@JosePun1230]

Many thanks for your watching. Happy Sunday my friend.73

[@jonathanpanlaqui1855]

@@JosePun1230 You're welcome 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊.

[@vintagetransistorRadio.Radio.h]

Thanks for sharing

[@JosePun1230]

Thank you my friend. Happy Sunday.

[@yinglyca1]

what kind of coax is used for the loop and what length?

[@JosePun1230]

Thank you my friend. 50/5 or 50/7 coaxial cable, 2 meters.

[@frankywatte5646]

The box should be made of metal. Much better shielding🙃😉

[@JosePun1230]

Yes, thank you very much.