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From: "Michael Tope" <W4EF@dellroy.com>
>
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>
> How about the following:
>
> "All transmitting antennas must be within a 500 meter circle, and all
> receiving antennas must be within a 500 meter circle. The centers
> of the respective transmitting and receiving 500 meter circles can be
> no more than 100 miles apart."
>
> This sort of rule would allow for operations a'la N7JW (transmit at
> home, receive remote), but would prohibit the entrant from receiving
> at two different locations that are widely (or even not so widely
> separated). BTW, the above rules say absolutely nothing about
> where the operator sits since the only thing that really counts are
> how far apart the antennas are.
>
> 73, Mike W4EF...............................
Now, the serious M/M's (and SO2R folks) have a much easier way to
eliminate intra-station interference - just create a receiving site 50
miles away and you can hear a LOT better on the same and other
bands while you are transmitting. This would be a HUGE advantage
for single-band and M/M stations.
This would probably make a remote receiving site NECESSARY
for serious SO2R operations as well.
73,
Mark, KD4D
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