[SFDXA] Antenna parties

Pete Rimmel N8PR n8pr1 at bellsouth.net
Mon Apr 20 08:46:52 EDT 2015


I want to thank everyone who helped..

I think I am missing one person, sorry to you...

Name                                Call

Don and Rachel                N4TZH
Pete                                   N8PR
Kai                                      KE4PT
Lou                                    W9IL
Dan                                   AI4CJ
Carlos                                 N4IS
Conrad Clarke                     W4RCC
Ray S.                                   N4RU
Al Soto                                KJ3Q
Gary                                    KW4MG
Tom                                    N4MEO
Steve                                    KA2KON
Jim                                        KG4VPC
Mark                                    K2AU

AND SPECIAL THANKS TO THE TOWER CLIMBERS:
Vant                                    K4LM
Randy    (and son)              N4QV
Ron                                    KM4AIM

73,  PeteR

-----Original Message----- 
From: Kai
Sent: Monday, April 20, 2015 8:24 AM
This supplements Pete's report.  On Saturday at least 19 of us:
(1) Dismantled the old tower
(2) Hauled the new tower sections up the side of the building
(3) Erected the new tower
(4) Assembled and hoisted the N4IS Med Freq receive /  6 m beam
(5) Tested the new antennas

On Sunday a somewhat smaller group:
(1) Hoisted the TH11 LP up the tower
(2) Re-assembled and secured the 160/80/40/30 dipoles
(3) Tested the all antennas.
(4) Don, N4TZH, home and mobile received "first RF" from K4FK on the new 6 m 
beam
(5) Tested all antennas
(6) Lowered the old tower sections and discarded all but the top section.
The old top section is available for the taking.

For now, the new N4IS Med Freq receive /  6 m beam system is configured
for Tx/Rx on 6 m only, through the 6 m antenna switch position.

To Do:
Install splitters at the tower base and in the shack for 6 m  and MF-Rx,
install 6 m pre-amp system, and configure the IC-756-pro-III to use the
separate receiver port for 80 and 160 m bands.

73
Kai
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