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the ATU when changing frequency. An ATU of this type has no active circuitry
so is known as a passive device.
Active desktop loop aerials
Usually designed for the shortwave bands (such as the AOR LA320). Loop
aerials have the advantage of small size when compared to long wire aerials
and being within easy reach of the operator it can be rotated to provide
directivity. The circuitry offers a small level of gain with the advantage of
selectivity similar to an ATU.
For further information please refer to sections 22 & 23 of this manual
regarding aerial and earth systems.
(5) Controls and functions
The AR8000 receiver is housed in an attractive grey plastic cabinet. Controls
for operation are located on the top, front and left hand side of the cabinet.
Top Panel
5-1
Aerial (antenna) input
The aerial input is via a high quality BNC 50 OHM socket. The standard
supplied 16cm rubber whip should be connected to this point and provide good
result across most of the receiver’s frequency coverage.
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