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        <title>HF rectangular loop antenna: Polarisation comparisons with WSPR</title>
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        <description>Testing a 30m perimeter rectangular loop antenna. It is a full wavelength on 10 MHz and 3/4 wavelength on 7 MHz. Feeding is with slotted ribbon feedline with a balanced antenna coupler. I transmit WSPR bursts with it being vertically polarised and horizontally polarised. Then I compare the reports received via WSPRnet.  There are some substantial differences when I change the antenna's polarisation by moving the location where the loop is fed. Voice (love it or loathe it) is from: http://www.text2speech.org/ PS: If you liked this video please consider supporting Amateur Radio VK3YE by: Subscribing on YouTube,, Checking my books page at https://books.vk3ye.com, Shopping on Amazon via:  https://amzn.to/3iiDQXv, or, Shopping on eBay via: https://ebay.us/i9DuWP (then if you buy something I'll get a small commission at no cost to you)</description>
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