Re: [IRCA] Began To listen SW since

[Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>]

I agree with Colin.   I have used my ALA100 with varying amounts of 
wire in noisy urban environments (hotel rooms), as well as on board 
ships with metal bodies, and it does deliver.  If you can get the 
loop by a window, or out on a balcony, your success rate will 
improve.  It's also one of the more RF crunchproof antennas around.

It's not cheap, and there are those who will say you can build the 
equivalent (the antenna preamp and interface), but I haven't actually 
heard of many people building them, and the one that I tried wasn't 
as good in signal handling

best wishes,

Nick

At 05:57 04-12-10, you wrote:


> On Sat, 4 Dec 2010 00:26:59 EST LMN2GKI@xxxxxxx wrote:
> > I will be very happy if you give me an  advise.
>
> Get a Wellbrook ALA100M loop.
>
> Worth every penny.
> A real noise killer.
>
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