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Equipment / Re: Dipping toes into SW
« on: August 11, 2020, 1729 UTC »Do you have the option of an outdoor antenna?
I could probably fix one on the roof/chimney stack. 🤔
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I could probably fix one on the roof/chimney stack. 🤔
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I could probably fix one on the roof/chimney stack. 🤔
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Equipment / Dipping toes into SW
« on: August 11, 2020, 1436 UTC »
Hi folks, first post.
I'm using an old Sony ICF SW07 and loop aerial Sony AN LP2. This seems to work okay but I live quite north (near Glasgow, Scotland) but also I'm just at sea level. I appreciate this may not be too bad for SW listening but is there anything I can do to to improve reception!should the loop face horizontally or vertically? Does it matter either way?
Cheers
I'm using an old Sony ICF SW07 and loop aerial Sony AN LP2. This seems to work okay but I live quite north (near Glasgow, Scotland) but also I'm just at sea level. I appreciate this may not be too bad for SW listening but is there anything I can do to to improve reception!should the loop face horizontally or vertically? Does it matter either way?
Cheers
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