[Moon-net] SV1BTR 2m&70cm report

Dimitris Vitorakis jimmyv at hol.gr
Mon Feb 5 03:16:35 CST 2007


Hi Jose

thanks, good point, my explanation is that antenna works very well:-)
But the point i wanted to make was not about how i am heard. Does not really 
matter that much in my view, if rx capabilities do not match tx.
My firm belief is that it is perfectly possible having an optimized analog 
rx equivalent to the receive gain of 4*10.5m long yagis, can still allow you 
to hear and work qrp single yagi and 200-400w stations in cw.
My 2m array has 21.5dbd gain, 5 power dividers in each polarity, cables and 
connectors everywhere. My preamp is in the shack with a 0.5db loss added 
from the feedline, on top of everything else. This accounts for 0.95db less 
sun noise, not being mast mounted.
Still, it is perfectly possible to work qrp stations in cw random eme, 
provided that they give it a try. It is a myth that good rx cw eme results 
require a big array. I would say they require determination to make it 
happen:-)

73,
Jimmy SV1BTR

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "J.M.Prat" <ea3dxu at sapse.com>
To: "Tots els del Moon Net" <moon-net at list-serv.davidv.net>
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2007 10:45 PM
Subject: Re: [Moon-net] SV1BTR 2m&70cm report


>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Dimitris Vitorakis" <jimmyv at hol.gr>
> To: <moon-net at list-serv.davidv.net>
> Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2007 9:00 PM
> Subject: [Moon-net] SV1BTR 2m&70cm report
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>
>> Once more i see that with gain equal to 4*10.5 m long yagis (as my 
>> current
>> system has), it is possible to work most of the qrp on random!
>
>
> Hi Jimmy , there is somthing wrong on your calculation , your signal is
> ussualy a lot more strong as all 4 long yagis running similar power like
> IK1FJI , LZ2US , DK3EE , DF2ZC , and many 8 yagis OK1MS , G3ZIG and others
> ?????? can anyone explain why ?.
>
> 73 de Josep EA3DXU
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