Title: Re: Best Antenna - Surrounded
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Sara VU3RSB wrote:
My name is OM Sara, VU3RSB from India. Member of recent
VU4/Tsunami operations in Andaman Islands.
After the expedition curious about DxingUnfortunately
recently city developments took my place in bad shape and things are
change
Hi
My name is OM Sara, VU3RSB from India. Member of recent VU4/Tsunami operations in Andaman Islands.
After the expedition curious about DxingUnfortunately recently city developments took my place in bad shape and things are changed too quick.
I may not get the station at all but the other st
At 11:11 AM 3/13/05, Bob Nielsen wrote:
I have never figured out the purpose of the TB-wires category. It
appears to be there to equalize things for the guys with smaller
antennas, but if I interpret the rules correctly, with a vertical, I
have to compete against the guys with the stacked yagis (I
I agree that this category is Triband and single elements or less.
Us vertical all band guys still have to compete with the BIG GUNS using
tribanders at 35'
Gerry
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- Original Message -
From: "Gerry Maira
At 11:58 AM 3/13/05, I wrote:
Tri-bander/Single Element (TB-WIRES) is an all-band, single power (i.e,
high power ) category.
I typed too fast...
TB-WIRES is an "overlay" category not a separate category.
So, one can enter as single-op, 20M single-band, low power (SINGLE-OP 20M
LOW) with or withou
At 08:05 AM 3/13/05, Leon M Foot wrote:
I have a moderate station: TS450S/AT whit a triband beam, running 100 W
max. No linear.
I have been off air for some years and have never worked a contest. In the
upcoming CQ contest I want to work 20m only.
What category do I enter in the contest: Single
Actually I think the S in TS stands for single element, which would include verticals.
I'm sure that verticals would be allowed in this category, but I haven't looked at the
rules in a while.
Gerry KA2MGE
Bob Nielsen wrote:
I have never figured out the purpose of the TB-wires category. It
appe
I have never figured out the purpose of the TB-wires category. It
appears to be there to equalize things for the guys with smaller
antennas, but if I interpret the rules correctly, with a vertical, I
have to compete against the guys with the stacked yagis (I guess I could
use that category if I st
Here's the web site for the contest -
http://home.woh.rr.com/wpx/
Leon M Foot wrote:
I have a moderate station: TS450S/AT whit a triband beam, running 100 W
max. No linear.
I have been off air for some years and have never worked a contest. In
the upcoming CQ contest I want to work 20m only.
Wh
I would enter as single op, low power, TS (tribander or single element wire ant) 20
meters. As I understand it - You can work stations on other bands, but of course they
won't count toward your score. I believe you can just give them the next SN in your
sequence. These qso's will be filtered out
I have a moderate station: TS450S/AT whit a triband beam, running 100 W max.
No linear.
I have been off air for some years and have never worked a contest. In the
upcoming CQ contest I want to work 20m only.
What category do I enter in the contest: Single band low power or single
transmitter w
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