[CQ-Contest] Re: [MRRC] Future of Phone Sprint ???

[k8cc]

At 03:31 PM 2/10/01 -0500, Pat Collins wrote:
 >Figures, the "cw or die" want to kill all the ssb contests.

That's perhaps only partially true.  K7GM has resigned as the logchecker
for the SSB Sprints.  Rick started the contest and has been the only
logchecker in its 18 year history.  There is currently no volunteer in
sight to take over the logchecking task.  Those who wish to gripe about
this are welcome to take their place at the head of the line to volunteer.


Dave/K8CC


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>From Igor Sokolov" <ua9cdc at dialup.mplik.ru  Sat Feb 10 23:34:33 2001
From: Igor Sokolov" <ua9cdc at dialup.mplik.ru (Igor Sokolov)
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2001 04:34:33 +0500
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Big antenna updates
References: <003901c093a9$63fc2940$2849343f at grant>
Message-ID: <000601c093fd$7d335920$ed91e2c2 at dialup.mplik.ru>



A friend of mine, Yuri UA9CI once had a system of 3 band(20-15-10) quads  in
H configuration. That was 4-4 over 4-4. The system was installed on the roof
of a 9 storey residential building using 26 meter tower. He had to take the
antenna due to moving to another flat but now has plans to restore it
possibly next summer. Another big antenna he had up was full size 4 el 40
meters quad. That was a real "killer" on 40 meters during the day hours when
he could hear what nobody else could because of "no propagation".

73,
Igor, UA9CDC







 > The OH8OS 20M array 6-6 over 6-6 over 6-6 probably beats KC1XX's 32
 > on ten for most HF elements. I think the highest 6-6 was 180 - 200 feet.
 > Maybe it wasn't really amateur since it was built for a University =
 > project,
 > but it was on 20 meters.=20
 >
 > That nomenclature indicates (for those unable to think THAT big) that =
 > the array had three pairs of side-by-side 6-element beams.
 >
 > I recall the many of us referred to that station as OH8 "Only Signal", =
 > because it often was the only signal from Europe coming through.
 >
 > -----
 > and...
 >
 > from N2NL:=20
 >
 > Bill, K4XS's 10m stack is bigger than KC1XX.  He's got 6/6/6/6/6/6 on =
 > 10m
 > for a total of 36 elements all phasable.
 > -----
 >
 > Conventional wisdom from W1 suggests that 6-element beams are too narrow =
 > for coverage of all of Europe in a contest, but now that the challenge =
 > has been issued, I imagine Matt will want to upgrade.
 >
 >
 > 73,
 >
 > Doug K1DG
 >
 >
 >
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