[K3PZN-List] The Cookie Tin Antenna - QST oct 2013 p 39-41

[Curt Milton]

Two simultaneous rigs -- yes you should have learned from my mistake in where I located the 2 rocket launchers at Field Day!  Even with opposite polarizations, better to separate the antennas - especially if you operate on the same band.  However, we did do just fine putting a dipole under a beam at FD for operation on different bands -- to save a need for a mast -- but it helped to use 'high performing rigs' and also a pair of RF filters in front of the rigs (actually one was found not to be needed).  


73 Curt




On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 4:49 AM, Philip Karras <ke3fl at yahoo.com> wrote:
 
Ray,

I'm not clear on what you're asking. The cookie tin antenna is for VHF & UHF not 20 or 40 meters.  How does one "put up a vertical ...using CW"? CW is an operating mode NOT a way to put up an antenna.


73 de KE3FL,
Phil
AEC Carroll County
OES, ORS, & VE
http://cs.yrex.com/ke3fl
Karras' Corner: http://blog.solidsignal.com/content.php/1005-karras-corner





On Sunday, October 13, 2013 10:51 PM, Ray Wright <kb3vwk at gmail.com> wrote:
  
hi All 

ok question   if I work 20m ssb on a diapole can I put up a vertical that is very close using CW and what band could I use?   There seems to be a problem of using 20m ssb and 40m cw when I try it.  This using 100w on diapole and qrp on the vertical which can do anyband.  Any suggestions from the group?

ray 





On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 5:38 AM, Philip Karras <ke3fl at yahoo.com> wrote:

I read this with delight as I have used this kind of antenna to get into 145.410- from my shack in the basement so this antenna was about a foot off the outside ground while on the top shelf mag-mount 440/2m antenna on a cookie tin ~ 7-8" diameter.
> 
>It was no doubt not the best but if the outside antenna goes I'll at least have something inside until I can put something up outside again.
> 
>The work John/W6NBC did for this was wonderful and I'll have to actually do what he has done to match at least an antenna for 2m to one of the cookie tines I've saved for this purpose. I really like his 10" tin that hold the extendable antenna and some coax in it to take to a site.
> 
>My article in September QST received over 20 e-mail comments, questions, suggestions, and beratings. It looks like my compilation of these, along with a method for starting a UPS' inverter to get it going in the field, will be in an upcoming QST so keep tuned.
>
>73 de KE3FL,
>Phil
>AEC Carroll County
>OES, ORS, & VE
>http://cs.yrex.com/ke3fl
>Karras' Corner: http://blog.solidsignal.com/content.php/1005-karras-corner
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