Fw: [CQ-Contest] SO3R

[Rex Maner]

Quack INPUT

I was one of the 2 operators on 15 meters when Chip, K7VPF  now known as
K7JA was running JA's on one antenna and on the second antenna at 170 foot
was able to search and call stations on a complete separate station for
stations in the rest of the world.  I could actually work within 10 khz of
him running JA's and  the only problem was when closer than 10 khz it did
cause some slight QRM.  At that time there was no rule about nr. of signals
per band and at times we were both running station's no more than 50 khz of
separation in rig #1 and #2,

I think we were both using Collins S-Line and one of the amps was on the
operating table .

OH yes we were setting  no more than 5 or 6 foot apart while doing this.

We had no packet.   HAW HAW

Rex  K7QQ




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James P. Cassidy" <107770.3462 at compuserve.com>
To: "CONTEST REFLECTOR" <cq-contest at contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 02:03
Subject: [CQ-Contest] SO3R


A few years ago at W7RM we had a set up that allowed for 2 radios on one
band.  we could only listen at the same time the run station was listening
but there was a footswitch that would swap the mult radio to the amp and
antenna.  Coordinating with the run op, the mult op could work the mult
between the run QSOs.  The same thing could be done by a single op but in
this case we used two.

Years ago at at the W7RM Bluff QTH I have heard stories of 2 stations on
the same band at the same time with almost no interference due to one
antenna being down a cliff with enough physical seperation that boht could
operate independently.

73 Jim KI7Y
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