24-10-2016, 05:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 24-10-2016, 05:10 PM by Radio Fixer.)
Thanks Andy
I put a lot of time into it and did enjoy it; success is always encouraging.
Haven't heard of anyone making one yet but ignoring the article caveat, IMHO its the best relatively low cost improvement to old radio listening that can be made.
The "My comments" should have come after David's evaluation and "he" should be more polite and use his name. Being a Proof there may be a few more typos in there but the gist of it is OK. Other than that I was very happy with the article presentation and thank Carl for that and all the many excellent other efforts he has made on my behalf.
If anyone does decide to make one, with hindsight, I would go with a 4m loop as David did and mount it remote away from household mains. I wouldn't bother to make the matching transformer (or its attempt to match) as it works just fine for me without it. Simply removes another box behind the radio.
Gary
I put a lot of time into it and did enjoy it; success is always encouraging.
Haven't heard of anyone making one yet but ignoring the article caveat, IMHO its the best relatively low cost improvement to old radio listening that can be made.
The "My comments" should have come after David's evaluation and "he" should be more polite and use his name. Being a Proof there may be a few more typos in there but the gist of it is OK. Other than that I was very happy with the article presentation and thank Carl for that and all the many excellent other efforts he has made on my behalf.
If anyone does decide to make one, with hindsight, I would go with a 4m loop as David did and mount it remote away from household mains. I wouldn't bother to make the matching transformer (or its attempt to match) as it works just fine for me without it. Simply removes another box behind the radio.
Gary
