[SCCC] Which station for higher score

Richard J. Norton richardjnorton at gmail.com
Wed Jan 25 07:10:54 EST 2006


There are a number of other considerations.

1) What does each station have on 40, 80, and 160 meters?

2) Does either station have power-line noise?

3) Are they both on flat ground, or does the nearby terrain affect
them differently?

4) What is your objective? Win? Have fun?

4a) Are you more comfortable in your own home?

4b) Can you go to the refrigerator more easily?

4c) If you are home, are you likely to operate for more hours? Is it
likely that you would wander back into the shack for short periods in
between other activities?

You have operated both stations. You probably already have a good feel
for how each one gets out. For example:

5) Can you call CQ to Japan successfully on 15? 20? 40?

GL.

73,

Dick, N6AA/W2




On 1/25/06, JOHN SCHROEDER <n6qq at msn.com> wrote:
> Need advice about antennas.
>
> I have two stations that I can use -- for 15 and 20 meters
>
> 1)  KT34A @ 30 feet - with 1500 watt amp.
>
> 2)  4 el SteppeIR at 80 feet -- 100 watts  (at this time - I do not want to run higher power at home QTH)
>
> Which station would give you the highest DX scores ??
>
> 73 - John
>
> John Schroeder
> Cerritos, Ca.
>
> n6qq at msn.com<mailto:n6qq at msn.com>
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