As I live in a remote and semi-rare grid square, I need good sized
antennas just to be heard in the Los Angeles area. The home QTH is in a
valley surrounded by +5000ft mountains, so portable is the only way to
go. It takes about four hours to set it all up. When done I have 3
masts; a 6-meter beam, a 2M-222-432 set, and 902 together with 1296.
This separation allows me to work in different directions when I need
to. It also consolidates the antennas with similar beamwidths on their
own masts, making the steering a little bit easier.
Erich
KA6AMD
DM15
SpecRisk@aol.com wrote:
>
>
> I guess maybe I wasn't specific enough. Words have meaning and there is no
> definition of what a "permanent station location" is Also "2: Portable
> Equiptment and Antennas" may not be the same as 2: Portable Equiptment and
> Portable Antennas. Erich, your rover is a testimonial to the fact that
> length
> really does matter.
> George, W1JHR
>
>
>
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