[SixClub] one last item

Dennis Kaylor k4oxg at tampabay.rr.com
Thu Mar 23 12:53:24 EST 2006


enough? is it ever enough...grin

well if you have local repeaters say within 100 miles  you should do OK
if you want to do both FM and SSB i would suggest loops for the bands 
you wish then an antenna such as the comet GP15
which is a 6 2 70cm vertical
put them all on the same tripod or pushup pole and have fun

Ben Ramler wrote:

>Dennis Sorry If I blasted you,
>
> Right now I think thats the best I can do I'm
>affraid. What I was thinking was putting each of them
>on their own TV tripod and use 10ft of pipe. That
>should be enough shouldn't it?
>
>thanks & 73,
>
>Ben K0BLR
>
>--- Dennis Kaylor <k4oxg at tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
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>>if all you want to do is FM
>>those antennas will do OK
>>keep in mind with VHF/UHF the higher the antenna the
>>better
>>good luck
>>
>>Ben Ramler wrote:
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>>>Mike and rest of the Group,
>>>
>>>First my apologies on the email let me clarify
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>>what
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>>>it is I'm saying........ I just found out last
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>>night
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>>>that my offer on a house me and the wife were
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>>looking
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>>>at got excepted. The roof at some point will have
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>>to
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>>>be ripped off because of the fact that there has
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>>been
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>>>some water damage. Now having said that; What I was
>>>trying to say was that for practical sake interms
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>>of
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>>>antennas I have 3 Hamstick antennas. They are all
>>>collinears. I was thinking about putting them up
>>>because there isn't much involved. The antennas are
>>>for 6 meters (mono), 2 meters (mono), 70cm (mono).
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>>Ok
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>>>would people drop the idea about 1000 watts. Sorry
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>>I
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>>>brought it up. How chilling out a bit.
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>>>Ben, K0BLR
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>>>--- "Michael (KA5CVH) Urich" <six at ka5cvh.com>
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>>wrote:
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>>>>----- Original Message ----- 
>>>>From: "Ben Ramler" <ben_ramler2002 at yahoo.com>
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>>>>>As of lastnight I bought my first house in
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>>>>St.Cloud,
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>>>>>MN. For pracical purposes what I'm thinking about
>>>>>doing is for going a beam and instead in my
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>>>>position i
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>>>>>have several Collinear antennas (hamsticks), 1
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>>for
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>>>>6
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>>>>>meters, 1 for 2 meters, and 1 for 70cm. This the
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>>>>most
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>>>>>practical setup for right now because The roof on
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>>>>the
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>>>>>house will have to be ripped off. Since I will be
>>>>>living there for only 3years it makes the most
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>>>>sense.
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>>>>>What I was wondering is this. Has anyone made a
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>>>>amo
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>>>>>capable of 1000 watts or there about? If so how
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>>>>did
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>>>>>you do it?
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>>>>Mike wrote
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>>>>I'm not really sure what it is that you are trying
>>>>to do.  You mention the 
>>>>hamstick collinear in the same paragraph with beam
>>>>antennas and having to 
>>>>rip the roof off.  I know the winters up there get
>>>>cold so put the brain on 
>>>>defrost and lay it out more logical.  I presume
>>>>(assume) that by roof you 
>>>>are trying to tell us that you need to re-roof the
>>>>house and don't want to 
>>>>put anything up on the roof.
>>>>
>>>>What is it that want to do?  Are you wanting to
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>>work
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>>>>FM and/or SSB and on 
>>>>which bands?  There are too many variables and
>>>>options to come up with any 
>>>>reasonable response to this.  And as for running
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>>1KW
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>>>>on V/UHF ... buddy ... 
>>>>you better go look at the guidelines/rules for RF
>>>>exposure.
>>>>
>>>>Mike Urich KA5CVH
>>>>http://ka5cvh.com
>>>>Amateur radio ~is~ a contact sport 
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