There seems to be 2 schools of thought on radial deployment. One is to
assemble four completely self sufficient verticals with their own radial
systems. This is what I use in an elevated ground plane configuration with 8
radials per antenna. The other option is to align radials to directly
intersect with each vertical. You would have fewer wires to cut this way.
Can't say for sure which option is superior, have had terrific results with
the setup described.
Good Luck -- 73
Jim KC1SJ
>From rmthorne@ix.netcom.com (Richard Thorne) Tue Feb 14 03:35:22 1995
From: rmthorne@ix.netcom.com (Richard Thorne) (Richard Thorne)
Subject: CT FORUM
Message-ID: <199502140335.TAA16007@ix3.ix.netcom.com>
Can anyone give me the address for the ct users group. I need the
address for sending my subscribe request to and the address for sending
mail to.
I will also ask the question here. I had trouble last year with CT
during a cqww multi-multi. Two problems specifically:
1 - I could not connect to packet. I would go to the packet window and
type 'c station' with no results. Any help on how to connect would be
appreciated. I read the manual several times upside down and sideways
and could not get this one figured out.
2 - We got a lot of erroneous duplicate contacts. I.E. The 20 meter
station would log a contact and it would update all the other computers
in the link as it should. But for no apparent reason the 20 meter
contacts would duplicate themselves on the other computers. So if I saw
a log hit my computer at the 15 meter station, it would be immediately
followed by the same exact entry as a duplicate contact. This happened
an awful lot even with a test log entry or two. We were not inputting
the duplicate contact.
Thanks in advance.
73, Rich - WB5M
rmthorne@ix.netcom.com
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