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QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies

QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies
QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies

QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies

QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Shortwave Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radios Walkie-Talkies. Welcome to use QRP portable small loop antenna. This product can easily and quickly set up short-wave transceiver antennas, allowing you to enjoy multi-band receiving and communication indoors, windows, balconies, and outdoors.

Frequency range: 7MHz-30Mhz 144MHz-148MHz 430-440MHz (UHF section can only be resonated when the antenna is onboard and cannot be connected by feeder) Aviation band, FM broadcast can also provide excellent reception capabilities. 1 x Tuner - 1 x Torus - 1 x Carrying Bag - 1 x Feeder - 1 x Right-Angle Adapter - 1 x Double Male Butt Joint - 1 x M Female To BNC Male - 1 x Tripod.

Instructions For Use of QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna. Use the right-angle adapter and double male docking to connect the antenna to the m seat at the rear of the radio station or erect the ring body to the connector on both sides of the controller and tighten, then install the tripod to the fastening seat on the back of the tuner Open the tripod, place the antenna body firmly on the tripod, and finally connect the feeder (the feeder is attached with a choke, one end of the choke is placed near the small loop antenna). Now that the small loop antenna has been connected to your radio station, you can now tune in. First introduce the function of the tuner panel. The toggle switch on the left is the band selection switch (up: 7MHz, down: 14-30MHz). The main control knob, the upper knob is the frequency tuning knob, the frequency tuning value does not change due to environmental changes; the lower knob is the impedance matching knob, the impedance matching value will change due to environmental changes. (The tuning range of the two knobs is 180 degrees, and the panel value is 0-12). When you start using the radio, select the desired frequency, and then turn the band switch to the desired band position, then adjust the impedance matching value of the lower knob to 6, and then adjust the upper knob to tune.

At this time, pay attention to listening to the noise floor of the radio station. The more resonance, the louder the noise floor of the radio station in the environment with extremely low noise floor, the antenna resonance noise floor is almost inaudible. It is recommended to let the radio station observe the standing wave. Since the knob of the portable version does not have a deceleration function, the method of fine adjustment must be more delicate, and the smaller the rotation angle, the better.

At this time, you can observe a significant change in the standing wave, but generally the minimum standing wave ratio will not be below 1.5. At this time, you need to adjust the impedance matching knob. It is recommended to adjust the positive and negative 0.5 scale values randomly, and then repeat the frequency tuning steps and observe The standing wave ratio. Due to the change in the matching value, there are two possibilities before the comparison: 1: the minimum value of the standing wave ratio decreases; 2 the minimum value of the standing wave ratio becomes larger. If the minimum value of the standing wave ratio becomes lower, it means that the impedance matching adjustment approaches the correct value and can be further adjusted.

If the minimum value of the standing wave ratio becomes larger, it means that the impedance matching is far from the correct value and must be adjusted in the opposite direction. Repeat the above steps to adjust the VSWR of the antenna to 1.0. The VHF and UHF bands are fixed with the upper knob hitting 12 to the end, and the lower knob can adjust the impedance to resonate. Note: The best effect for outdoor use is to use antennas indoors as close as possible to windows, fully enclosed reinforced concrete, against walls and other environments where the standing wave ratio is not ideal.

Advanced technique: when the signal is weak, you can rotate the antenna direction to improve the signal-to-noise ratio, which is conducive to reception. The unique gain lobe of the loop antenna makes the horizontal gain directivity when it is erected, and its characteristics can be used to select multiple signals in the horizontal direction.

It can also reduce the co-frequency interference in the horizontal direction. Of course, If the interference signal is extremely strong, much larger than the useful signal that needs to be accepted, the attenuation effect will not be too significant, compared to the whip antenna can still have the attenuation effect. Usually it cost about 35USD-50USD.

If you receive defective item, please kindly notify us within 14 days. The item "QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies" is in sale since Monday, November 2, 2020.

This item is in the category "Consumer Electronics\Radio Communication\Antennas\Ham, Amateur Radio Antennas". The seller is "pincei_us" and is located in Shenzhen. This item can be shipped worldwide.

  • Model: QRP
  • Type: Antenna
  • Compatible Product: Portable/Handheld Radio
  • MPN: Does not apply
  • Brand: Unbranded


QRP Portable Small Loop Antenna Radio Antenna For Shortwave Radio Walkie-Talkies