So without much calculation i decided to build a Loop antenna with what i had laying around.
The capacitor for the loop tuning is a patch of cardboard with copper tape on it and another layer of non conductive tape above it.
To tune to loop slide the capacitor piece over the antenna till desired capacity is reached.
Testing procedure:
I connected a HackRF one to the antenna and started swiping thru the spectrum in 20MHz steps.
I hoped to see a noticeable bump in static around the frequency where the antenna tune would be.
And i hoped that bump would move when i tinker with the slide capacitor.
My findings:
In the 50-70Mhz region there is happening something when i change the capacitor, but its very very minor and gets less with higher frequency.
The Antenna seams to have decent reception between 40Mhz and 1200Mhz, above that it is still seeing signals but i assume those are geting in over the probe itself and not the main loop.
I walked around a bit and notices the Directionality of the antenna is huge in the 100Mhz FM broadcasting band.
If i spin myself with the antenna i can clearly see the null of the antenna on the SDR.
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Conclusion:**
This Antenna works some what, but there is more experimenting needed, but the directionality of the antenna was fun to observe.
Problems i am facing right now:
Update i found another one with slightly less max RPM: