http://www.spaceacademy.net.au/spacelab ... jovrad.htm
If you already have an amateur radio antenna for 15 meters (21 Mhz.) you are good to go. However, this link provides plans for a simple homebrew 20 Mhz. folded dipole. Since this antenna is bidirectional, you will want to mount this antenna perpidicular to the ecliptic for the best signal reception from Jupiter
For those of you who feel reluctant to hand make a bifilar wound toroidal transformer for the folded dipole antenna for receiving Jupiter's noise signals, here is an alternative, at:
https://www.amazon.com/rca-vh54r-matchi ... 87C8728C46
You can remove the flat line connectors and just solder the transformer leads to each side of the center spacer/insulator. Then, use some GE Sealastic over the connections, and around the plastic seams of the transformer. The transformer comes with a coax "F" connector, so you can use a "weather boot" over the coax connection, and then install the correct connector on the other end of the coax at the receiver end of your equipment. This should make things a little easier.
Now for the solar signals. First is the Solar Dawn Chorus:
https://soundcloud.com/nasa/sets/solar- ... ond-sounds
You will need a VLF Converter that goes down to 10 kHZ. You will need a better antenna than just a long wire for this, although you may have seen this on military and civilian cruise ships:
http://www.rfcafe.com/references/electr ... -world.htm
I use a similar antenna, only in a "quad" loop, with similar switching circuitry and manual control. It too is bidirectional, so I keep it facing directionally east/west to hear the solar dawn chorus, space lift offs, and on occasion the spiffs, from the asteroid showers as they ionize in our atmosphere.
Here is is my VLF converter.
Unfortunately, this unit has been discontinued by both Palomar and Hamtronics, However, you may find a used unit on eBay:
https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Palomar-Enginee ... 2344214313
or build it yourself by Ernest from Holland, at:
http://www.pa3hcm.nl/?p=1232
I hope that this is value to you and the best of regards in your space reception.
