30 Meter Vert / Dipole at the top of the hill

OK ,  yet another grand antenna plan this time repeating my 30 meter antenna lower on the hill.  Heading into the solar null I expect that 30 meters will continue to yield some DX from time to time so an investment in this antenna will pay off.  

http://westgreyham-ve3ldp.blogspot.ca/2015/08/on-30-meters.html


I want to compare two more or less 30 meter antennas ,  my existing one above and another to be built at the top of the hill.    I want to see if there are any "height advantages ".  I also would love to A/B a dipole vs vertical at the top of the hill

and the numbers ....

30 Meter Wire Antennas

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This Band CW Only

Center Frequency:  10.120 Mhz  29.87 Mhz 3rd Harmonic
Halfwave in space is:  48.62 feet 33.06 coax|39.87 twinlead
Quarterwave in space is: 24.31 feet 16.53 coax|19.93 twinlead

Quarterwave Vertical is: 23.12 feet 27.23 foot ground radials
Five Eights wave Vertical is: 59.58 feet 23.12 foot ground plane
Three Quarter wave Vertical: 71.74 feet 11.56 foot eighthwave

Halfwave Dipole/Vertical is: 46.25 feet 23.12 one side.
Halfwave Reflector is:  48.56 feet 44.16 for Director
Low Mount Halfwave is:  45.26 feet 22.63 one side.
Halfwave Folded Dipole is: 45.65 feet 22.83 one side.
Halfwave Inverted V is:  47.92 feet 23.96 one side.
Colinear Array is:  94.86 feet 47.43 one side.
Extended Double Zepp is: 119.17 feet 59.58 one side.

Fullwave Quad Loop is:  100.79 feet 25.20 one side.
Reflector|Director:  105.83|96.25 26.46|24.06 one side.
Fullwave Delta Loop is:  100.79 feet 33.60 one side.
Reflector|Director:  105.83|96.25 35.28|32.08 one side.

Waves 1:  94.86 |1.5: 143.48 |2: 192.09 |2.5: 240.71 |3: 289.33 |4 : 386.56
Waves 5: 483.79 |6.0: 581.03 |7: 678.26 |8.0: 775.49 |9: 872.73 |10: 969.96