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  1. If it is an antenna, it is an omni-directional antenna. Directional antenna require a center receiver if round and should be dished to focus the signal. I have also seen them made out of Pringle cans, but are more commonly the Yagi type. It is most certainly bi-directional, exhibits lobes like a dipole. The diameter dictates that is it intended to receive HF and not anything above 30 MHZ. A quick Google search for Mag Loop Antenna could have saved you some embarrassment. Obviously what you know about Radio is relegated to WIFI related devices and not Shortwave.
  2. It is a Magnetic Loop Antenna. That box at the bottom houses a tuning capacitor and the inner single loop is what "picks off" the signal. It is a tuned directional antenna with a built in pre-selector. I wonder if it is for Shortwave Listening or if he is an Amateur Radio Operator like myself. I see no Ham Gear around... yet.
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