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> I am using that configuration here but with Dunestar filters. Works pretty > well. The W3NQN filter set is reputed to have better out of band rejection > than the Dunestars so they should work just fine. You'll need to set things > up so your band pass filters can't drop out of circuit though. If they do > then its very easy to toast the front end of your second radio! Trust me, > I'm writing from experience on this! > > My current set-up is 2 x FT1000MP, Alpha 87A, Acom 1000, Array solutions > SO2R box, Six Pack, 2 x Dunestar, C31XR at 70ft, XM240 at 85ft (Rt angles to > C31XR), Inverted Vees at 70ft for 160/80. All ants on one tower. The Six > Pack and Dunestars are now controlled using home built band decoders driven > from the band data output on the FT1000MPs. Manual switching is fine but > only whilst you are wide awake. Bob, please clarify that you are able to operate 1 radio on 15M and another on 20M, both on the C31XR right? That's great! I know you could use the C31XR on 10-15-20 and one of the dipoles or the 40M yagi, but I wanted to be real sure you mean that you can also use 2 bands on the C31XR. I think that's what you mean, since Jack was asking that question specifically. I also have a C31XR at 70ft, but I only have a single feedline from shack to tower (600ft). However, I could install a switchbox at the tower and run 3 feedlines up to the antenna, then control the switchbox remotely. Hmmmmmmmm........ Thanks 73 -------------------------------------------- Force12Talk mailing list provided as a service by Force 12 Antennas, Inc. Force12 Web Site: http://www.force12inc.com To Submit Message to the List: Force12Talk@qth.com To unsubscribe and view the Message Archive: see http://qth.com/force12/list For problems with the list: contact n4zr@qth.com |
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