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136 kHz Projects - Pre-Amplifiers

Click to enlarge136kHz L.F. Pre-amplifier by GØMRF
This circuit is based on a design by Dave Pick G3YXM and was jointly redesigned in 2003 after the original coils and polystyrene capacitors were made obsolete.
http://www.g0mrf.com/preamp.htm
 

Click to enlarge137 kHz antenna preamplifier by EA4EOZ
One of the principal problems an amateur operator finds when tries to receive in the 137 kHz band is the really poor performance on typical amateur transceivers.
http://ea4eoz.blogspot.com/2012/09/137-khz-antenna-preamplifier.html

Click to enlargeLoop Pre-amp for LF by G3YXM
If you want to use a a small multi-turn loop on LF, you will find that the sensitivity is not good enough to receive the weaker signals. A good preamp for a loop needs to have a high input impedance and good signal handling characteristics.
http://www.wireless.org.uk/circuits2.htm#loopamp

Click to enlargePre-amp / filter for 136kHz by G3YXM
Most modern tranceivers cover LF but the performance is not always very good. All you can hear are strange whistles and burbles which aren't really there! You need this little circuit.
http://www.wireless.org.uk/circuits2.htm#preamp

Creation date : 29/08/2018 @ 01:12
Last update : 17/02/2021 @ 13:57
Category : 136 kHz Projects
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