[CQ-Contest] 2 tribanders on 1 mast for SO2R?
Barry
w2up at mindspring.com
Tue Aug 7 12:46:55 EDT 2001
Dan,
I run SO2R as follows:
One Rohn45 tower.
TH7 @ 25 ft
TH7 @ 40 ft
TH7 @ 76 ft
The top two are phased. The bottom one for second radio. I have
both bandpass filter and stubs. At 100W, one radio doesn't know
the other is xmtg unless I'm within about 15 KHz of a second
harmonic (eg., 7005 and 14010). At a KW, that second harmonic
bandwidth increases.
One caveat: When I did my EZNEC modelling prior to installation to
check on pattern degradation between antennas, I found lots of
interaction between C31XRs near each ohter, and other antennas.
The TH7s were relatively immune to interactions, and real-life
experience has proven this to be true.
Barry W2UP
On 6 Aug 01, Dan Levin wrote:
>
> I'm thinking about a temporary setup for NAQP SSB
> that would have a C-31XR tribander at ~80' and a C-3E
> tribander at ~40' on the same tower. I would want to
> use the two antennas, each fed with 1 feedline, for
> separate radios for SO2R. I would use ICE bandpass
> filters, but no stubs. Does anyone have a sense of
> how much interference I am likely to have? This is
> 100 watts remember - so not as bad as 'full' power :-)
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> ***dan, K6IF
>
>
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