Antennas on Rodrigues

Remember those huge signals from D68C?

We will be using exactly the same antennas from 3B9C, but with the addition of second monoband Yagis, manufactured by UK-newcomer Trident, on the high bands, to allow us to have a second station on those bands when propagation is favourable.

Antennas:
6m: 2 x stacked Cushcraft A505S five-element monoband Yagis

10m: 2 X Trident 5-element monoband Yagis.
1 x Force 12 EF-610 six-element monoband Yagi,

12m: Force 12 EF-412 four-element monoband Yagi,

15m: 1 x Trident 4-element monoband Yagi
1 x Force 12 EF-415 four-element monoband Yagi,

17m: 1 x Force 12 EF-417 four-element monoband Yagi

20m: 1 x Trident 3-element monoband Yagi.
1 x Cushcraft 203CD three-element monoband Yagi,

30m: 1 x Trident two-element monoband Yagi,
2 x phased full-size quarter-wave verticals (switchable)

40m: 4 x Gladiator phased full-size quarter-wave verticals (‘4-Square ‘)

80m: 2 x pairs of Titanex V80S phased full-size quarter-wave verticals (one pair for SSB, one for CW)

160m: 1 x Titanex V160S vertical.

10 - 40m: 1 x Cushcraft A3S + A743 tribander with 40m rotatable dipole

WARC: 1 x Cushcraft A3WS + A103 duobander with 30m rotatable dipole

10 - 80m: 1 x Butternut HF6V vertical

80 and 160m: Various dipoles and other wire antennas.

Satellite/EME: 4 x long Yagis and dish for AO-40 operation


Plus....
Multiple masts of 30 and 40 feet.

Five km of low-loss coaxial cable.

Now check the equipment.