[50mhz] A question for 52.525 FMers ONLY... Follow-up
Steve Grimes
kj4kki at kj4kki.com
Thu Apr 12 13:46:07 EDT 2012
Wow, I never realized... I'm new to 6m with a Par omni OA-50 (triangular
shaped dipole) to my FT-450AT. I am hoping to get some good contacts this
spring and summer. I have a 40m OCF at 32 feet. I'm going to have to
mount my antenna on the tower underneath it. Giving it about 8 feet
clearance so the dipoles won't interact (hopefully) with each other, that
would put it about 20 feet in the air. Does the group have an opinion on
how I might do in terms of getting my signal out? Also, any other
suggestions?
Thanks,
Steve
On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 12:07 PM, Ed Zeranski <edzeranski at cox.net> wrote:
> Don't forget about 6AM also (50.400) and 6 PSK (50.290). Working someone
> in
> other modes is
> as exciting as working a new grid or new state. Listen for a signal and
> jump in.
> Mike Fisher N3VOP (FM19)
>
> A few years ago I picked up several 8.4MHz xtals for 50.4 AM with my old
> rigs ( Gonsets, HiBander, etc) hoping a couple of local guys would want to
> start an AM net on 6 but there weren't any takers. My Ranger is hooked up
> with a 6N2/6N2 VFO and HQ-170A/VHF, backed up by a Seneca and SB-301 with
> converters. Will get back on PSK when a new laptop shows up...old one died
> after years on the road.
>
> EdZ KG6UTS
> QTH DM12jr
> alt-QTH DM13tf
>
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