I like to use AA5TB's calculator to get a quick estimate for mag loops.
http://www.aa5tb.com/loop.html#cal
Also see
http://www.aa5tb.com/loop.html
Example: 10 ft diameter loop made from 1 inch diameter copper pipe,
0.05 ohms added resistance
1.8 MHz efficiency = 4.95%
Bandwidth = 1.5 kHz
Cap voltage = 10 kV peak with 400 watts applied
(That will get much higher if you improve the efficiency)
You would have to model it in NEC and calculate the near field to get
the safe operating distance.
Jerry, K4SAV
On 11/15/2015 6:59 AM, jonathan white wrote:
Hi I am in a bit of trouble I will be mooing to a flat/apartment ,so
can anyone give me details of a mag loop that will fit in a room and
also be able to be taken apart and resembled on a beach,will use big
vac cap 1000pf 40kv Russian type,any takers,and please dont laugh I
love topband.
73`s Jon g8ccl
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