If you prefer to buy your SWL antenna go part 2 please
You can find a lot of informations in this free PDF book
Chapter 13 Page 284
http://www.ok1mjo.com/all/ostatni/HAM/Practical_Antenna_Handbook.pdf
The small portable radios dont need very serious antennas ( but it can work also ) but if you have a tabletop SW receiver with a female SO 259 you can use a coaxial cable 50 ohms to connect your serious antenna to your radio receiver with a PL 259
ANT 1 and ANT 2 for SW antenna, on SO-239 for VHF 144-146 MHz
50 ohm / Three SO-239, Two N-jacks
In the past i had a very good antenna of the roof of a 10 levels house maybe 20 meter above the ground.
The RF Systems MLBA-MK2 is a longer 66 foot (20 meters) version of above for improved longwave and medium wave reception. Both versions may be erected horizontally or vertically. However, the optimum configuration is shown above (sloping at about 30°)
At the feed-line end the antenna is terminated with the RF systems' patented Magnetic Longwire Balun. This balun permits an exceptionally low loss transference of antenna energy to your coax feed line. The result is significantly reduced static noise on long, medium wave and the tropical shortwave bands (60 and 90 meters).
We have tested this antenna at Universal, and we are impressed. It is for receive only 0.1 - 40 MHz. Requires 50 ohm lead-in cable not supplied. If you must string an antenna in the attic, consider this one. Because of the magnetic transfer technology used, it picks up far less RF interference from home appliances than other antennas.
Both versions include the MLB balun, antenna wire, end insulators and nylon rope. This antenna is ready to accept a PL259 plug from the lead-in cable you supply. The lead-in cable, radio, house and tree are not included. Additional lightning-surge protection devices are suggested for most installations.
The RF Systems Magnetic Longwire Balun (MLB) makes it possible to efficiently use a coaxial lead-in cable with all forms of longwires, T-forms or other types of wire antennas, without the need for an antenna tuner. A very low loss magnetic transfer of energy from the antenna to the receiver is accomplished and static noise is reduced. Your coax is much less susceptible to interference.
For receive only: 100 kHz to 40 MHz. 50 ohm, SO-239 ouput.
https://www.jbe.nl/downloads/3593/RF%20Systems%20catalogus.pdf
Maybe one of the best web site to make your antenna for SWL
Other links to make serious antennas for MW or shortwave in PDF
Make a loop antenna
Easy antennas for SWL
Other link to antenna for SWL or MW listeners
PART TWO
Unlike an amateur radio, a shortwave listener does not need an antenna to transmit and has no ROS problem. So you can buy a Ham radio antenna to listen SW but the best will be an antenna for shortwave listening AM radio stations 3 to 25 meter or an antenna for listening to medium wave.
If you are like me you can buy your SWL or MW antenna !!!!!
FRITZEL FD4 is also a good choice if you have 40 meters !!!
Good SWL DX
You can read also my articles about antenna for listeners
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Eavesdropper SWL Sloper Wire Antenna | |
AOR | LA-320 Loop Antenna |
LA-350 Loop Antenna | |
LA-380 Loop Antenna | |
LA-390 Loop Antenna | |
LA-800 Loop Antenna | |
WL-500 Window Loop Antenna | |
Apex | 303WA Vertical Antenna |
700DTA Active Antenna 0.5-30 MHz | |
B&W | ASW-5 SWL Window Antenna |
ASW60L/60C/100 SWL Dipole Antenna | |
Dressler | ARA-40/60/100HDX Active Antennas |
Kaito | KA31 Indoor Active Loop Antenna |
KA33 Indoor Active Loop Antenna | |
KA35 Indoor Active Loop Antenna | |
Kiwa | Pocket Loop Loop Antenna |
McKay Dymek | DA-100, DA-100D/DM, DA-100E/EM Active Antennas 0.5-30 MHz |
Miracle Antenna | MMD End-Fed Dipole Antennas |
NTi | ML052 Wideband Active Antenna 9 kHz - 30 MHz |
Palomar | LA1 Loop Antenna System |
Palstar | AA30 Indoor Active Antenna 0.3-30 MHz |
RF Systems | DX-One Pro MkII Professional Active Antenna .02-60 MHz. |
DX-10 Outdoor Active Antenna | |
DX-10 Pro Active Antenna .03-35 MHz. | |
EMF Wire Antenna 0.1-30 MHz | |
EMF-P Wire Antenna 0.1-30 MHz | |
Mini-Windom Wire Antenna 0.5-30 MHz | |
MLB Balun Receive Balun | |
MLB Marine Balun Kit Receive Balun for Sailboats | |
MLBA-MK1 & MLBA-MK2 Wire Antennas | |
MLBA-MK3 & MLBA-MK4 Stainless Wire Antennas | |
MTA, GMDSS & GMDSS-2 Vertical Antennas | |
T2FD Wire Antenna 3-35 MHz | |
RadioMaster | P-30 Wire Antenna 0.5-30 MHz |
Sony | AN- 1 Indoor-Outoor Active Antenna LW/MW/SW |
AN-102 Indoor Active Antenna LW/MW/SW | |
AN-LP1 Indoor Loop Active Antenna SW | |
Vectronics | AT-100 Indoor Active Antenna |
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