During the WPX SSB in the early 2000s....
5/5/5/5 at 200 ft out of phase
KT34XA at 65 ft
A-3 at 40 ft
Around 2000Z on 20 meters....the A-3 kicked the crap out of the other two
to the NE. Higher is usually better, but not always, especially in
domestic contacts. Conventional wisdom says a tribander at 70 is the best
bang
for the buck...I agree.
K4XS
In a message dated 10/29/2013 1:38:38 P.M. Coordinated Universal Tim,
ve5ra@sasktel.net writes:
Yes I have seem frequent times when my 50 ft high 10m yagi outperforms my
110 ft yagi. Usually the higher yagi is the best, but there are times when
the signal is barley audible on the higher yagi, the signal is booming on
the lower antenna. Not always but there are times.
Doug
"Think of all the ways you can hurt yourself laughing."
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From: TowerTalk [mailto:towertalk-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of
Richard (Rick) Karlquist
I haven't observed any cases where the 40 ft high Yagi was better, but I
could believe that could happen occasionally. These tests were done on 20
through 10
meters.
Rick N6RK
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