[K3PZN-List] TRYING TO SET UP RADIO TO RUN PSK31

Ray Wright razor42 at hughes.net
Fri Jun 15 19:48:48 EDT 2012


hello all what mode do you transmitt psk31 on


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Fisher" <n3vop at hotmail.com>
To: "CCARC" <k3pzn-list at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 11:46 AM
Subject: Re: [K3PZN-List] K3PZN-List Digest, Vol 101, Issue 3


>
> I keeping with Curt's comments here are my suggestions. We use the AB-577 
> that Ray has offered and mount the tribander on it. The tribander could be 
> used for 20 most of the time with 15m & 10m just as fill-in QSO's.
> The 80m wire dipole could also be attached to the 577 to get it up at 40 
> ft.  If the club has some of Clint's 4ft poles we could use them for the 
> 40m wire.
>
> Now on to the radio's --- I will have a rig for 6m and 1 for the digital 
> and Curt with bring his for the 40m station. At Monday's meeting someone 
> said the rigs in the club station could be used. If we are going to do 20m 
> & 80m at the same time then we will need 2 radio's. If someone wants to 
> also do CW then they should bring their rig for that also.
>
> This is a K3PZN club event (not a N3VOP event). I noticed a lot of hands 
> going up to 'operate' but none to setup a station. A simple station can be 
> setup in 30-45 mins. The AB-577 will take about 1.5 hours from start to 
> finish. Remember - Field Day is also a learning exercise for those new to 
> the hobby - use it that way.
>
> Mike F      N3VOP
>
>
>>
>> In support of Mike our FD chair, let's brainstorm and work together on 
>> antennas.?
>> Here are my thoughts:? (yours are also appreciated)
>> 80m - ONE wire antenna, deploy so it can be used for SSB or CW.? 
>> rationale - this is the noisiest band.? we could use the Carolina windom 
>> that Pete has offered.?
>> 40m - wire antennas, ONE EACH for SSB and CW.? could be simple homemade 
>> inverted vees.? I can supply one of these.?
>> 20/15/10m - one 'tribander' could be considered for SSB.? if nothing 
>> better emerges, I have a two element beam?MA5B?(just the 20/15/10, 
>> portion) that could be used.??the?rocket launcher offered is an overkill 
>> for this, but it would be something we could easily raise?up.?
>> that leaves supporting 20/15/10m for CW.? last year we used?the 40m 
>> inverted V on 15m, and it made it to KH6.?so need to consider 20 and 
>> 10m:?
>> a two element wire beam for 20m would be rather cool - if it could be 
>> lofted in-between other masts.? for 10m we could use just about 
>> anything.????
>> Mike likely has something in mind for HF digital?? Coordinating its 
>> operations with CW is vital to avoid QRM.? If rigs were scarce, it might 
>> also cover one of the phone bands perhaps.?
>> I am thinking of something like 2 SSB rigs and 1-2 CW rigs (depending 
>> upon operator count).? N3DRA is offering to bring the portable antenna 
>> mast he brought last year - I just queried him on height.?
>> Thoughts appreciated.? Next round will be assigning masts and antennas to 
>> be brought and deployed.?
>> 73 Curt
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