Starting in the early 1990's at WW2Y we would select multiple
beverage arrays combined
at the same time to catch callers from multiple directions during the
high rate hours.
Also, we had four receivers including the run that were linked to a
special nulling system developed by K2WI and I (long before anyone
else). Each receiver could hear weak stations
within a few Khz of the XMIT frequency. It worked so well that often
two qsos would occur at the same time. One operator would take
control of the transmitter sending the contest exchange while the
other would be receiving the contest exchange. The other two
operators would be ready for their turn to call. This technique
worked well for finding weak Europeans as well as stateside stations.
We had two separate nulling systems operating simultaneously covering
Europe and to the west.
Peter WW2Y
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