[SixClub] Minimum Reliable 6M Propagation?

kc7hkp at comcast.net kc7hkp at comcast.net
Sun Jun 22 21:23:20 EDT 2008


100 watts. 5 el beam , worked all States and all most all grids in Japan.   

Started with 25 watts and a Vertical then a Square Loop then the 5 Element Beam, all worked, but you can aim the beam !. and 100 watts is fine.

Have about 350 confirmed grids with QSL cards.

So it being on the air 24 hours a day listening that really makes all the difference, If you are not there to work them  then forget the Biggest and the Bad-Est

George
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KC7HKP 
George Yazzolino 
14801 NE 20th Circle 
Vancouver, Wa. USA ,98684 
Grid CN-85 
kc7hkp at arrl.net

-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: kd4e <doc at kd4e.com> 

> Besides a fertile imagination? ;-) 
> 
> I took what guys posted here plus what I have heard 
> and read elsewhere and created a chart as a starting 
> place. 
> 
> It is generally easier to correct a chart with 
> questionable data, but which has some standardized 
> categories for reference, than to process random data. 
> 
> Sure would value your input from experience - I am 
> a newbie to 6M and am trying to discover what I 
> should expect during non-opening days vs openings 
> when anything is possible! 
> 
> > Brian wrote: 
> > how did you figure that out? 
> > 
> > 
> >> So, regardless of propagation, would the following 
> >> be a reasonable expectation of daily 6M performance? 
> >> 
> >> 50-100W omni to omni (fixed or mobile) = 25-50 miles 
> >> 
> >> 50-100W 3el to 3el (fixed, ant.s at 30') - 50-100 miles 
> >> 
> >> 100W multi-element to omni (fixed/mobile) - 50-200 miles 
> >> 
> >> 100W 5el to 5el (60') - 200-300+ miles 
> >> 
> >> 400-800W enhances as on other bands, especially helps 
> >> with a marginal signal, or creates armchair copy 
> >> for an average signal. 
> >> 
> >> Anyone care to fine tune this assessment, please? 
> 
> 
> 
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