The Arrow Antenna FHL-UHF Fox Hunt Loop covers a frequency range of 1MHz to 1000MHz. Measuring 11 inches in circumference, it is equipped with a BNC connector. It is important to note that this antenna is designed for receiving signals exclusively, operating in the null mode to provide precise directional information accurate to within plus or minus 5 degrees.

One notable advantage of the Loop Antenna is its resistance to signal reflections, thanks to its Faraday shield. When signal strength is adequate, the loop antenna can be a standalone solution for receiving signals. However, weaker signals may require a Yagi antenna for its directional gain, while stronger signals might necessitate using an attenuator like the Fox Hunt Attenuator to prevent overload.

Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ARDF) is a skill-based activity that demands practice to master. It is not merely a scientific endeavour but an art requiring experience and expertise to locate and track radio transmitters effectively.