I remember these select a tenna's from back in the early seventies. I live in the Mojave Desert, and it's difficult to get some of the LA AM radio stations especially indoors. I listen to quite a bit of college football on the radio during the season. At night I can get Utah and New Mexico and Colorado pretty good but it waves in and out. Not anymore. This sucks that signal in like a vacuum.
I saw this bad boy on eBay in amazing shape it's been boxed up for 20 years plus. I got the original box and everything.
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This thing is awesome!
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yes, I remember them devices! Advertised on the Art Bell show,
(C.C. Crane)
and maybe shows on WWCR shortwave. Back when they had
William Cooper on, and others. maybe 7435 kHz???
So I made a few of them. Just make a big multi-turn loop antenna
with a variable capacitor to tune in. And align it correctly with
the loop stick antenna in a MW AM radio. also I would tap
into the center of the loop with some coax, then run the coax
to my big stereo loop stick antenna, and put some turns around
it and connect to the coax.
(C.C. Crane)
and maybe shows on WWCR shortwave. Back when they had
William Cooper on, and others. maybe 7435 kHz???
So I made a few of them. Just make a big multi-turn loop antenna
with a variable capacitor to tune in. And align it correctly with
the loop stick antenna in a MW AM radio. also I would tap
into the center of the loop with some coax, then run the coax
to my big stereo loop stick antenna, and put some turns around
it and connect to the coax.