[TAC] Another question

[Ian Hill]

>BTW one advantage to taking a quad vs the TA33 is that we could run
>three bands at one time from a single quad.....

I was thinking of the same thing Greg, but what about problems of
interference and desense trying to run three bands on one antenna and are
all three bands going to be open in the same direction at the same time.....

Great idea on buying the coax there...i wonder if they would have a large
enough quantity to do what we need.

I don't think we really need to be very close to the water for 20-10 but 80
and 40 might be better off closer to the water.

-...-.-


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Greg Surma" <Greg.Surma at wnem.com>
To: "Thumb (MI) Area Contesters (and DX'ers)" <tac at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 9:30 AM
Subject: [TAC] Another question


A question that also begs to be answered....how close to the ocean do we
have to get?  Can we put the tribander 100' from the motel?  Will the
Maxotel folks be OK with that?

BTW one advantage to taking a quad vs the TA33 is that we could run
three bands at one time from a single quad.....

Greg Surma
Director of Engineering and Operations, WNEM
(989) 7582084
(989) 7582085 FAX

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