[VHFcontesting] Just to be sure I understand...

[David Erickson]

I concur.  Our biggest problem is interference between 6 and 2 meters in
both directions.  It's only going to get worse in the next contest as we
will now be running 400 watts on 6 meters as well as 2 meters.  Just got
my TE Systems 0552G yesterday.  I ordered back in mid November.  Took a
while to get here.

If we find a way to eliminate that interference then we will be golden and
can operate both bands simultaneously.  What we normally do; however, is
one of us on 6-432 and the other on 903 and up through microwaves.  This
way we are not interfering with each other unless we are trying to get the
other's attention.

Have fun/73,
Dave W3DIO
http://www.w3dio.org/


> It's legal, but difficult due to interference from the 2nd op.
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> Good luck,
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> Dan
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> k4gun at comcast.net wrote:
>> I realize that I'm asking a lot of question here, but I just want to
>> make sure I am doing everything within the letter and spirit of the
>> rules.  This again has to do with roving.  With two operators in the
>> vehicle, can both be on separate radios at the same time as long as
>> they are on different bands?  I've read the rules over and over and it
>> looks like this is legal.  I just want to make sure as I prepare to
>> finalize my roving plans.
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>> Thanks for humoring a rookie.
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>> Steve
>> K4GUN
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