Ciro Mazzoni Loop and Flex Panadapter 6600.

Matthew Charnecki · August 2019

Wondering how it has been working or if anyone is using. Live in a Restricted sub, but have a Vertical (not enough ground radials due to space and structures. Saw the magnetic loop but worried it may be two narrow for the Panadapter to work- I apologize if has been answered- found question asked a few years back but never saw public answer.

Ted VE3TRQ · August 2019

I have an MFJ loop, good for 30m and up. I found it not terribly useful on receive with a wide panadapter on any of the 30/20/15m bands, especially useless to see what was on 20m. I have a separate broad (i.e. all) band receive antenna I use all the time - it’s a “loop on ground”, 60 feet of insulated wire around the base of a big tree, dug just under the sod, connected with a beverage transformer. Works a treat, albeit a bit low on signal strength, but that is compensated for by the really low noise. Totally stealth for the receive antenna :-) Usual tx antenna is in the attic, a ~160 ft loop, again, keeps the HOA hounds at bay.

KC2QMA_John · August 2019

I have been seriously considering the MIDI LOOP by Ciro Mazzoni.

Looks good from people's comments.
https://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/12952

http://www.ciromazzoni.com/loop-midi

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Here are the Specs:
http://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/1aa222_185d0c04919743469c50caf82488bc1f.pdf

Ted VE3TRQ · August 2019

That is one monster loop!

KC2QMA_John · August 2019

If you want a Wide-Band receive only antenna the Beverage antenna is a very good performer.
You do need some decent space for this antenna.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverage_antenna

KC2QMA_John · August 2019

It's also quite expensive as well

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