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Glenn NY4NC
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« Reply #25 on: August 02, 2006, 10:57:49 AM »

A pickup truck with a fiberglass cap would be ideal!.....

See? once an A while I get a good idea.... no matter what my wife says  Tongue

ps... finding old pickup trucks down here is no problem... they're all over the place.  Shocked


Yea, you probably want an old car, or even better a pickup to mount the system in. Otherwise, you'd probably kill your own car. It low frequencies, mag fields go through thin steel like as if it weren't there. The lower the freq, the better. Could be fun!
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« Reply #26 on: August 02, 2006, 11:42:23 AM »

I remember this RF guy from GD Jack Moe telling me about a loop antenna they made for the F16 tail. He said it worked very well down to 40 meters. Maybe a loop on the side of a metal panel  driven by a spark rig would be fun...or how about a class e tesla coil. Vets beware
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Steve - WB3HUZ
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« Reply #27 on: August 02, 2006, 03:01:24 PM »

Yea, you may have to remove the gun rack and Rebel Battle Flag (and maybe some possums) from the pickup first.


A pickup truck with a fiberglass cap would be ideal!.....

See? once an A while I get a good idea.... no matter what my wife says Tongue

ps... finding old pickup trucks down here is no problem... they're all over the place. Shocked


Yea, you probably want an old car, or even better a pickup to mount the system in. Otherwise, you'd probably kill your own car. It low frequencies, mag fields go through thin steel like as if it weren't there. The lower the freq, the better. Could be fun!
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