Not really if it is a gentle slope since IMHO the arrival angle of the
incoming signal will most likely not be bothered. The slope may
actually attenuate some ground wave noise in those directions a bit thus
improving the S/N ratio.
Herb, KV4FZOn 9/1/2017 6:37 AM, Ed wrote:
Yes, Herb. I have considered this, too. But I think I may run into the
same problem with sloping terrain. Thoughts?
On Sep 1, 2017, at 13:13, Herbert Schoenbohm
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
Since your space is limited to preclude a bunch of Beverages I would
highly recommend the SAL-30 which is a shared loop array from Array
Solutions. This is really a high performance antenna and should give
you every thing you need.
https://www.arraysolutions.com/as-sal-30
Herb, KV4FZ
On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 4:57 AM, Ed via Topband
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Greetings from Saudi Arabia! I think a lot about my home QTH in
California and how I want to make the most of my antenna potential.
I have an area that I would like to devote to receiving antennas,
that's about 150' square feet. Thought about the DXE Active 4 Sq
array but they say installing this on Sloping terrain will
degrade its performance. In my case, the slope is about 30-35
degrees, so I'm sure that limits me.
The transmitting antenna area is about 300-400 feet away, which
provides adequate isolation from where I want to install a
receiving antenna. Trying to figure out what is most suitable.
In addition to 160m, I am also interested in BCB DXing and some
the demonstrations viewed on YouTube are quite impressive!
Would really appreciate some input. I can always provide my home
address, where the two antenna areas can be seen on Google Maps.
73,
Ed NI6S/7Z1ES
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