Amateur Radio Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for amateur radio enthusiasts. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. But I haven't found any information on full size full wave loops with more than one turn. What happens if one uses multiple turns in a larger full wave in circumference loop antenna? Are there no descriptions of large multi-turn loops because they don't match or radiate?
HF Loop Antennas
Multi-turn large/full-wave loop antennas? - Amateur Radio Stack Exchange
Amateur Radio Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for amateur radio enthusiasts. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I would like to put up a relatively large loop antenna to cover all the HF bands.
Full-wave loop antenna
I have personally used a meter band Horizontal Full Wave Loop antenna with very good success. I worked all 50 states and several countries with Watts using the antenna on the meter band. With a good antenna tuner the antenna will work 6 through meters. I am very pleased with it!
Loop antennas may be constructed in many forms including horizontal full wave loops in square, rectangle or triangle delta shapes. They can also be in the vertical plane and are most often in the same shapes with the delta being very popular as it has both vertical and horizontal polarization. The impedance at the loop resonant frequency is approximately ohms but will very slightly on harmonics. The also exhibit gain on harmonic bands.
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Very nice and hot blowjob!
No luckso far.
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