Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna - Battery Power and On-Off Switching with the Sony ICF-SW7600GR AM/FM Shortwave Radio.

[RHF]

RYAN [KC2LKS],

The Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna requires it's own
built-in {Set-of-Batteries} Battery Power to Opperate. The Radio
simply supplies a small 'sensing' Voltage to only "Switch" the AN-LP1
On-and-Off; and nothing more.

NOTE - This Switching Voltage from the Radio does NOT supply the needed
Power to actually Power the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna.

TESTING :

# 1. Take the Batteries out of the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop
Antenna and plug the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna into the
Sony ICF-SW7600GR AM/FM Shortwave Radio. Turn the Radio On-and-Off and
find-out for yourself.

Disconnect - Un-plug the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna from
the Sony ICF-
SW7600GR AM/FM Shortwave Radio.

# 2. Then put the Batteries back-in the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave
Loop Antenna
and plug the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna into the Sony
ICF-SW7600GR AM/FM Shortwave Radio. Again turn the Radio On-and-Off
and find-out for yourself.

Sony ICF-SW7600 / G / GR eGroup
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/7600group/

Sony ICF-SW7600GR eGroup
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/7600GR/

hope this helps - iane ~ RHF
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= = = Ryan <kc2lks@***.com> wrote:

I am a memeber of the 7600GR group and I hope you don't
mind me contacting you off group.

But I have a question about the AN-LP1.

I read in a review that the LP1 gets its power if its connected
to a 7600GR.

Is this do say that you won't need batteries if connected to
the 7600GR??

Thanks,
Ryan
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