Hold and tune AlexLoop SML 7-30 Small Magnetic Loop antennna by PY1AHD

The AlexLoop SML 7-30 is the only Magnetic loop antenna ever offered that can continuosly tune from 7 Mghz to 29.6Mghz.

There is nothing more simple and convenient to make ham radio anywhere, anytime and anyplace

With he AlexLoop SML 7-30 you can be on the air in 5 seconds.
Just pull the Velcro that acomodates the cable and PL259 conector to the antena tuner , atach the conector to be back of the radio, turn on the radio ... and you will ready to explore a new world of amazing DXs.

In less than one minute you can check all the bands activities.

If you listen a good signal in 10 / 12 / 15 / 17 and 20 meters, you will shurely be able to contact the station.

Contacts on 40 meters will be not as easy as the QSOs on the upper bands but despite of this you must be ready to be surprised with the distance that the AlexLoop SML 7-30 can launch your QRP signals.

And remenber, with the AlexLoop SML 7-30 you will enjoy all those features with the freedom of a "no counterpoise" antenna.

PY1AD ALEX
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• PY1AHD
• Magnetic Loop Antenna
• qrp
• HFpack
• IC703
• FT817
• DX
• Qrp

[alexgrim2000]

There was no activity on this moment , only the bands noise.

I am demostrating that you can just tune and be ready to transmit on any frequency between 6.9 MHz yo 29.7 MHz. following two steps:

1) Peaking the noise confirms that the loop is on its ideal ressonating frequency point.

2) If you got a trained listening to the peak the noise you can transmit because it is the minimum SWR point.

3) You can confirm the minimum SWR on transmit and fine tune if needed

PY1AHD ALEX

[alexgrim2000]

There was no activity on this moment , only the bands noise. I am demostrating that you can just tune and be ready to transmit on any frequency between 6.9 MHz yo 29.7 MHz. following two steps:

1) Peaking the noise confirms that the loop is on its ideal ressonating frequency point.

2) If you got a trained listening to the peak the noise you can transmit because it is the minimum SWR point.

3) You can confirm the minimum SWR on transmit and fine tune if needed

PY1AHD ALEX