The Hula Loop medium wave DX antenna
Take two children's hula hoops, make a T cross and wind five turns of wire through the hoops. Voilá, you now have a superb medium wave DX antenna. -- Read more --

Comparison of Kiwa and Quantum loops
Which loop is best: Kiwa or Quantum?
Mark Connelly has been doing some tests, showing that the Quantum loop is better is several instances, while the Kiwa loop excels when it comes to nulling. -- Read more --



80/160 m coax receiving loops
There have been several times that the loop has made the differrence between hearing a station or not. Though the antenna is not a beverage, it is a good alternative.
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Interesting loop for small gardens
The Wellbrook ALA 1530 loop antenna is a nice antenna for those with limited space. But when space is no object, passive antennas are always best. -- Read more --

Modify that AM antenna
Add an external antenna input to your radio. Then add a loop antenna - and go catch some real DX.
Bruce Carter describes all the steps in easy-to-follow details that makes your DX hobby more awarding.
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An easy to build inductive loop
This inductively coupled booster requires no power, and has no amplifier to introduce noise of its own. It is easy to construct from common material. -- Read more --



Active loop may give you that extra boost
When space is no object, passive antennas are always best. Lacking space, various active antenna may come in handy. Here's a look at British Wellbrooks active loop for the 150 kHz to 30 MHz frequency range.



Add-on loop amplifier
An easy to build amplifiers for your antenna signals, be it from a loop or long wire antenna. -- Read more --
See also: Amplifier for internal antennas



The Australian 1 metre loop
Werner Funkenhauser describes in detail the loop antenna model he's been using for years to capture lots of rare Trans-Atlantic medium wave stations. -- Read more --



80 Meter Frame Antenna
An excellent description of how to build your own 80 metre loop - and how to modify it for other DX bands.
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Success with Attic Loop
Lacking outdoor space for that antenna? Here's what to do: Put as much wire in your attic as you possibly can.
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Wire your home as a House Loop

Use your closet door as "super loop"

Box loop antenna - a simple description

Loop resonance for the entire AM band

Experiment with windings of the secondary coil

Fine-tune your homebrew loop antenna

Avoid shielded coax cable for AM loops

Comments on low-noise loop in Sept '95 QST