a good antenna, the higher the better is my suggestion ...i love the
selectivity that a directional antenna provides ...boy would i love to have
your height and lack of mountains to the east ...i am in the middle of the
Salt Lake City area and close to the Wasatch (foothills of the Rockies)
...50 foot boom height is nominal in my area ...good luck jack ak7o
----- Original Message -----
From: "Doc K0EVZ" <dock0evz@earthlink.net>
To: "qrp-l reflector" <qrp-l@Lehigh.edu>; "Ten-Tec Relector"
<tentec@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, October 10, 2003 12:00 AM
Subject: [TenTec] Opinions on StepIR vertical
> Gang:
>
> I need help! Am at a new location in the mountains east of Albuquerque,
> NM. Now comes the challenge of putting together an antenna farm. I
> believe a vertical or vertical dipole might be the best/fastest way to get
> going. Cannot get the funds together right now for a quad or yagi.
>
> We are at 6630' ASL, on the top of a gently rolling hill with a good
> 360-degree look from our house. The ground is normally dry with lots of
> large and smallrocks. This is high desert country. Part of my question is
> whether to go with a vertical or a horizontal wire antenna, such as the
88'
> doublet fed with ladder line, or maybe the IAC double bazookas I had such
> terrific results with in North Dakota for the past four years.
>
> Therefore, please make some recommendations. I have successfully used a
> GAP Titan DX in two previous QTH, with very good results. Perhaps I
should
> just buy another one for here. OTOH, I have been sorta eyeing the StepIR
> antennas. Can someone help me decide? Or are there even better ideas
from
> someone?
>
> Thanks in advance for any assistance.
>
> 73,
> --Doc/K0EVZ
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