Saturday, 14 January 2017
Urban DX antenna test #3: Comparing 30 metre longwire to Boni whip
Hi there, the third reception video in this series of tests, comparing the Bonito Boni whip with a 30 metre longwire in an urban environment and then, as usual, a check on how the signal is heard with the Wellbrook ALA1530. In this example of the signal from Myanmar Radio 5985 kHz, there is no audio with either the longwire or Boni whip, only the ALA1530 manages to resolve some audio from their weak modulation. A LW and MW example to come, where, in one instance, the Boni whip prevails against the longwire. Conclusion: on SW, there is no advantage to the whip over a longwire, but no disadvantage either. Thanks for watching.
Labels:
Active loop,
ALA1530,
Boni whip,
Bonito,
FDM DUO,
Myanmar radio,
Oxford Shortwave Log,
QRM,
SDR,
Shortwave listening,
Shortwave radio,
Software defined radio,
Wellbrook ALA1530,
Wellbrook loop
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