Podręcznik integracji systemu i usług C Crane Twin Coil Ferrite

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It's a reflex to treat the fine tune knob like a volume control and just turn it on and leave it "low" - but if you get in the habit of swinging the fine tune control to the 12 o'clock position right when you turn it on, then you've got plenty of +/- room to fine tune it once you get it roughly tuned with the bigger knob. And hey, thanks for this review!

Todd, thanks for doing this video. The C.Crane antenna significantly improved reception. More than I thought it would. It would be interesting if you did a demo outdoors as well (i.e., away from any interference).

This antenna is fantastic. I use it for my modern radios and also for my vintage tube radios. In all cases it improves reception and clarity remarkably. It is well worth the asking price at CCrane.

Great demonstration, Pete. I watch this every six months or so and, one of these days will break down and order one. This antenna really rocks. Thanks for demonstrating its versatility and efficacy.

A great video, thank you sir.

The CCRadio EP Pro actually has the antenna you were experimenting around with built in. The antenna you are demonstrating is a quality piece of work. Nice to use on radios lacking a quality antenna or replacing those radios where the onboard antennas are damaged and not fully operational. WK0Y

Just got this antenna today along with both versions of their reflect antenna (amazing how three different sources and they all arrived the same day) as far as the twin coil goes, wow this little antenna packs a punch on reception, doesn’t seem to get along well with my sangean hd-18, but the Grundig Satellit 800 and tecsun 880 pl also found out by accident the adapter included with the reflect 2 actually works with the tecsun which gets me more interested if it can help getting that mta frequency I’ve learned started recently

This was an excellent review and thank you for doing it. I have this unit and it is a quality piece of kit.I have managed to get trans atlantic MW stations with it and my tecsun PL360 although my location is in Nova Scotia Canada.

Great antenna so glad C Crane is still selling them, have one on the way. Off the market for a while, it's back get it while you can. And before I forget GREAT review and the only in depth review and demo.

I have the Tecsun Pl-365, the upgrade to this, bought it here where I live in Australia, and was amazed at the features. Lots of fun, and keeping my eye on the upcoming Tecsun PL-368. Wanting to purchase this twin coil as I am really impressed by your results. Love your videos mate, thank you for your time and best efforts.

I thoroughly enjoyed this review. Having owned the original twin coil version of your antenna I can attest to it's performance and durability. I have logged quite a few new stations with it. Thanks!

Great review! I've always been interested in this product by C.Crane ever since I saw you use it in your previous band scans and reviews. This really shows it's potential. Added to the wishlist - I'm sold.

Very helpful video. I purchased this about a month ago and still learning how to use it. It is remarkable.

Your observation about the EP Pro possibly responding better during the day than night might be in agreement with what I've read from another guy trying the twin coil with that radio. He said there really isn't any difference from the internal ferrite so he may have tried at night. He surmised the rod's coil arraignment along with its slight tuning capability offset any significant advantage from the tunable external antenna.

Cool! Steve and Johnnie used to advertise this all the time on WGN Chicago, 50KW. I could not believe that station you hauled in was 1KW! I might get this. I'll be using a Sansui, TU-999 vintage AM-FM tuner. Thank you!

I found the big brown round flat pan select-a-tenna at the Goodwill for $3.99 if you can believe that! True story. No wires to connect, just a proximity location near the radio and fine tune the dial will pull in even the hardest to pick up AM stations. It is fun to play around with!!

The past months, I received an e-mail from Ccrane announcing the return of this useful antenna. I will have to be patient with the actual situation in Argentina, but I think it worth the money. Thanks for sharing Pete!

I seem to remember a Dynamax twin coil. It was powered and tuneable. It had the little two wires and ground, but it was expensive and clunky.

There is an explanation in the patent information on what the "Twin Coil" part of this antenna system does. It seems to pick up more energy from the ferrite rod than if it was wound with just one pickup coil. If you have two coils versus one, does that give the "passive gain" of the system an extra 3 db? I would imagine the rest of the gain for the Crane Antenna would come from the active electronics powered by the battery?

Hi. Nice video and the C Crane twin coil ferrite antenna seems to be a quality product and a nice MW antenna. Appreciate the time and effort you put in to all your videos. I own a Tecsun PL-310 ET ( it's in fact, my first one !) and I am wondering whether this antenna would help improve it's MW reception quality. By the way, I have used the invite link provided to join your Discord group. Thank you.

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