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Originally Posted by Hartley118
I must confess that in my own location, I’ve practically abandoned long wire aerials and prefer a loop aerial which has two advantages:
1. It receives the magnetic component of the electromagnetic signal, which has a much lower level of nearby electrical interference than the electric component.
2. It’s directional and can be rotated to reject interference and unwanted nearby strong stations.
I use a Wellbrook loop, but others are available and you can of course also build your own. Search the forum for more information on this.
Martin
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Yes indeed, to all those comments. You can buy a ready-made PCB to build a Wellbrook clone (i.e. the "
Wellgood Loop") and I would recommend that (much, much cheaper)! Various threads on the forum on the subject.
B