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In this video STN is doing a quality comparison between the Chameleon P-Loop, and the Alpha Coaxial Loop (aka Handy Loop) series. Visit my Alpha Loop page http://www.survivaltechnology.net/alp... Almost weekly, I receive messages from people who have been deceived or misled by the marketing...

VERDICT Chameleon MPAS vs Alpha EZ Military Comparison - Captain Crunch

Magloop Quality Comparison Chameleon P-Loop vs Alpha Coaxial Loop Series - Captain Crunch

Wow this is amazing!! I should have bought that from Chameleon Antenna instead!! Since a long time, I was having a lot of performance issues and unstable SWR with the EZ Military whip from Alpha Antenna. I tried just about everything possible until I found the real problem: extremely poor...

Have a look at the Chameleon M-LOOP : http://chameleonantenna.com/PORTABLE%20ANTENNA/CHA%20M-LOOP/Chameleon%20M-LOOP.html They're in pre order. I sent them an email and they've about 1.5 month of backorders. I should receive mine in few weeks hopefully!

They finally updated their website: http://chameleonantenna.com/PORTABLE%20ANTENNA/CHA%20M-LOOP/Chameleon%20M-LOOP.html CC

I found those two on Amazon: CC

The Alex Loop is using a Faraday coupling loop which is the small loop that you see either at the base or at the top of the the magnetic loop. Capacitive coupled antennas do not have Faraday coupling loop. Below is an example of the principle used in the Chameleon Antenna loop.

Since my last visit here and because I knew nothing about the subject, I did some research about magnetic loop antennas. If I understand it correctly the way that Chameleon Antenna are actually coupling their loop (capacitive coupling instead of inductive coupling) is pretty rare! In fact beside...

Since few years already I've been following what the guys at Chameleon Antenna were doing and in 2014 they've released a couple of new and interesting antennas. From what I’ve seen so far their product quality went up drastically! Is there anyone on this forum who is actually using them...

Yes it will work. If you do so make sure to ground the base of the V4 to your vehicle chassis with a ground wire. The V4 will cover 2M to around 20M depending of the antenna installation and height on your vehicle. Now I don't know what frequencies you're looking for but have a look at their...