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(1.9
-cm) doweling. File
six
grooves
3/8"
(9.5 mm)
apart
on
the
dowels,
spacing
the
outer ones 3 /e" (9.5 mm)
from
each
end. Take
a 121/4
-inch
(31.1
-cm) length
of 1/2 -inch (1.3
-cm) doweling
and drill
two
1/8
-inch
(3.2
-mm) holes
11/4" (3.2
cm) and 23/4"
(7cm)
from
one
end.
Repeat four
times.
Then, glue
the
dowels together
to form
three
T-
shaped wire
supports as
shown in
Step 2.
Save the remaining
dowel for
later
use.
Form
a cross by
overlapping the two
lengths
of
tubing.
Line up the
center
holes
and
secure with a 1/4
-20
x
1
inch
bolt,
flatwashers,
and wing nut.
Slide
the Tee's into
ends
B,
C,
and D
of the
cross until the holes
line up.
Secure
the Tee's in the
tubing with 1/4
-inch
self-
tapping
sheet
metal
screws (Step
3).
Form
four
support
braces
from
9 -inch
(23.9
-cm)
lengths
of
1/2"
x
1/2"
(1.3
cm
x
1.3
cm) aluminum
U- channel. Drill two
11/64
-inch
(4.4-
mm) holes
1/4" (6.4 mm)
from
each end.
Then
fasten
the
braces to the
cross by
lining
up holes
and using
6 -32
x
1 inch
machine
screws, flatwashers,
and
nuts.
Two lengths
of channel
should
be on
opposite sides
of
the
tubing at
each
juncture.
Now prepare
the fourth
Tee
by
center drilling
a 1/2 -inch (1.3
-cm)
hole
1/4"
(6.4 mm)
deep
on one
long
side
of
a
4 "x11/4
"x3/4"
(10.2
cmx 3.2 cmx 1.9
cm) block
of
hardwood
(Step 4). Drill
a
3/16 -inch
(4.8
-mm)
hole
7/6" (2.2 cm)
from
one end of the block for
the
center
conductor pin
of
J2,
an
SO -239
coaxial
connector. Then
drill a
3h6 -inch (4.8
-mm)
hole
9/16"
(1.4
cm)
STEP 3
away
on
each side
of
the
center
con-
ductor
hole for
two
securing
screws.
File
seven
grooves
3
/3"
(9.5 mm)
apart,
spacing the
HOT
END groove
5/16"
(7.9
mm) from
the
edge
of
the
block. Drill
a
1/8-inch (3.2 -mm) hole
in the
center
of
both the
HOT
and
GROUND END
grooves.
Then
drill a 3/16 -inch (4.8
-mm)
hole
3/6" (9.5
mm)
to
the
right
of
the
HOT
and
GROUND END
holes
on the top
(un-
grooved)
side of the
block.
Mount
sol-
der lugs
above each hole,
using No.
6
x
1/2"
wood
screws.
Referring
to
Step
5, prepare an
SO -239
coaxial
jack,
cutting two
cor-
ners
with
a
hacksaw
to fit the
hardwood
block. Solder
one end
of a
6 -inch (15.3
-cm) length
of
hookup
wire
to the center
conductor pin
of
J2,
and thread it
through
the
center con-
ductor hole.
Then
secure
J2
to
the
wood
block using No.
6
x
1/4"
wood
screws, looping
one end of a 4 -inch
(10.2 -cm)
length
of
hookup
wire
under
the head
of
the
screw nearest
the
GROUND END groove. Thread
the
other
end
through
the hole in
this
groove
and attach
to the nearest
solder lug
(above
J2).
Trim
excess. Attach the
free
end
of
the
center
conductor wire
to
the
other solder lug, trimming
ex-
cess.
Glue
the hardwood
block to the re-
maining
121/4 -inch (31.1
-cm)
dowel to
form
the
fourth
Tee.
Insert the Tee
into
the remaining
corner
of
the
cross
(A),
lining
up the holes.
Secure
with
1/4
-inch self- tapping
sheet metal
screws. Then drill
a 3/16
-inch
(4.8
-mm)
hole
7/6" (2.2 cm) above the
bottom
of
the vertical
tubing (above
corner A).
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Make
the hole
slightly more than 3 /e"
(9.5
mm) deep.
Take
one
end of a 74 -foot (22.6
-m)
length
of
18-
or
16
-gauge
(solid
or
stranded,
bare
or
insulated
-enamel
or
plastic
-almost
anything will
do!)
copper wire,
thread it
through
the HOT
END hole
and
solder it to
the
HOT END
solder lug (trimming
excess). Then
tightly
wind the
wire
around the
cross,
using
the Tee
grooves
as guides
to
make
six turns in
all.
Thread
the free
end through
the
GROUND END hole
and
solder
to
the lug, trimming
excess.
Remove
the insulation
(if
any) from
the
wire near
corner A
on the fifth
turn.
Solder
one end
of a 4 -inch (10.2
-cm)
length
of hookup
wire to this
point.
Leave the
other
end
free
for
the mo-
ment.
Control
Panel
Construction.
We'll
now
assemble
the
Loop's
Control
Panel.
It
should be fashioned
from
a
4.75"
(12.1
-cm)
square
piece
of
1/16 -inch
(1.6
-mm)
aluminum
plate.
Physical
layout
is flexible,
but
use
Fig.
4
as a guideline.
Form
a
support
bracket from
aluminum
stock,
or use
a
commercial
aluminum
angle
about
21/2"
x
11/2" x
11/2"
(6.4 cm
x
3.8
cm x
3.8
cm).
Install
the
bracket
centered
along
one
side
of
the
aluminum panel.
Then
drill
mounting
holes
for
an
SO
-239
coaxial jack
-this
should be
set back
1"
x
1" (2.5
cm
x
2.5
cm) from
the
corner nearest
the
notched
side
of
the
bracket
-and for
the
main
tuning
capacitor,
switch
Si, binding post
BP1,
and the
RCA phono
and head-
phone
jacks
(if desired).
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Fig. .3. Above
are
directions for constructing the
frame for the loop.
Aluminum tubing,
U-
channel,
and wood dowels are used.
Steps I to ñ are referred to
in the test.
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