At 11:38 AM 3/13/2005, Gerry Maira wrote:
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.
Yes, single-element verticals. I almost won the category in
At 12:49 PM 3/13/2005, Michael Keane K1MK wrote:
I think you may be mis-reading it just a bit. On 20, 15 10, one is
limited to using only one triband antenna of any type as long as it
employs a single feedline. That allows the use of trap verticals, G5RV's, etc.
Well, if you have two triband
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
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
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
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:
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 without
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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
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
