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Well we do see a difference here and the Vector does make a lower stronger signal.

Well keep us posted.

Remind me how high your A/P is to the feed point?

My Sirio Top One is mounted outside my radio room only 22' feet to the feed point. The bottom of the hoop is 3' feet below the roof ridge on on the south side of my house...and that cuts down my signals to the North noticeably. This antenna survived Hurricane Harvey that hit here in August, 2017 and it still works...just a little low on signals to the North for sure. I let it down lower for the storm, but before that it was about 30' feet and worked great. IMO this one does a lot better with some height and to be well into the clear.

[QUOTE="Marconi, post: 615181, member: 903"] Well we do see a difference here and the Vector does make a lower stronger signal. Well keep us posted. [I][B]Remind me how high your A/P is to the feed point?[/B][/I] My Sirio Top One is mounted outside my radio room only 22' feet to the feed point. The bottom of the hoop is 3' feet below the roof ridge on on the south side of my house...and that cuts down my signals to the North noticeably. This antenna survived Hurricane Harvey that hit here in August, 2017 and it still works...just a little low on signals to the North for sure. I let it down lower for the storm, but before that it was about 30' feet and worked great.[I][B] IMO this one does a lot better with some height and to be well into the clear. [/B][/I] [/QUOTE]

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