05-09-2020, 05:44 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-09-2020, 05:47 PM by Murphyv310.)
Yes I have a copy of the reversed engineered amp.
It's surprising that a much simpler amp preforms as well if not better than the original. For me the way the loop was attached to the amp was its weakness, the loop has ferrite that is "moulded" into the loop and amp, it cracked on mine and performance tailed off badly.
I made the amp in a waterproof box and the ends of the loop were inside the new box, once all made up with the ends properly secured into the box the whole thing was potted. If it was to fail the box would need to be smashed to gain access.
What they do need is to support the top of the loop so it isn't effected by strong winds and flex at the entrance to the amplifier.
It's surprising that a much simpler amp preforms as well if not better than the original. For me the way the loop was attached to the amp was its weakness, the loop has ferrite that is "moulded" into the loop and amp, it cracked on mine and performance tailed off badly.
I made the amp in a waterproof box and the ends of the loop were inside the new box, once all made up with the ends properly secured into the box the whole thing was potted. If it was to fail the box would need to be smashed to gain access.
What they do need is to support the top of the loop so it isn't effected by strong winds and flex at the entrance to the amplifier.
