On 15-JUL-1996 15:28:24.7 bsmith said to JKAHRS
> A question about field day ... With 6 bands (160 - 10) below 30 mhz,
> and 2 xmittrs each one each CW and SSB), that's 12. Others could
> include one each for novice segments (on 40, 15 and 10), QRP, natural
> power, demo, and message traffic. But I still have a tough time
> figuring out how any site could have over 15 to 20 SIMULTANEOUSLY
> TRANSMITTED signals below 30 mhz (since 6m, VHF, UHF, satellites and
> packet do not count). I know I must be forgetting something. I do not
> mean to imply that I object in any way for anyone to have any number of
> simultaneously transmitted signals, but I can not figure out how it's
> done. The two main things I can not figure out is (a) how do they keep
> from clobbering each other if they double up on band/modes, and (b) how
> can you put that many antennas in a 1000 foot circle? Please no
> flames, I am genuinely curious.
> --- Brent --- KO4PY ---
But you get extra points for emergency pwr...class * 100..eg 21A = 2100 pts!
You also win your class because you are the only one!
73, Hank/K2UVG
jkahrs@delphi.com
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