I had planned on using the C31XR with separate feedlines in a SO2R operation
and then became concerned about how badly the close proximity of the
elements would cause interference to the second rig and maybe even burn out
the front end.
I have all band Dunestar filters but was concerned about if the filter was
accidentally switched out during the frenzied contest.
EZNEC showed that the coupled signal could be quite strong on the adjacent
elements?
k7puc
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>From: "Andrew Roos" <Andrew.Roos@poynting.co.za>
> My "Mark 1" station will be the C-31XR at 70 foot, with wire antennas on
> 40 and 80m, without SO2R capability.>
> To use the C-31XR with three separate feedlines,
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> (a) Do I simply need three baluns, or is there something else I should
> order.
> (b) Do I need to order the C-31 specifically for three-feed operation,
> or do I just order a "standard" C-31?
> (c) How easy/hard is it to convert between one and 3 feedlines once it's
> on a tower? I imagine this may be hard, so I should probably use three
> feedlines from the outset, even if I don't have the band filters and
> second radio for SO2R.
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> Andrew ZS6AAA (ex ZS1AN).
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