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Moonraker G5RV Wire Antennas

Moonraker G5RV Wire Antennas have gained popularity as one of the most widely used multi-band antennas worldwide and deliver good overall performance on most HF ham bands when paired with an external tuner. These G5RV antennas feature a high-quality SO-239 molded socket at the end of the ladder line. This design offers a significant advantage by allowing the use of coaxial cable as the entry feedline to your radio equipment. However, it's important to note that some internal tuners may not have the range required to properly tune this antenna.

4.29 out of 5 stars ( 7 )

$71.99

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$86.99

Alpha Delta Single Band Full Size Dipole Antennas

Alpha Delta Single-Band Full Size Dipole Antennas are pre-assembled half-wave monoband dipole antennas. They are pre-tuned for the lowest indicated frequency and come with the correct amount of mounting rope. These antennas may be tuned for any frequency by shortening the wire lengths according to the supplied instructions. Cut their DX-80 for 60 meters, their DX-40 for 30 meters, and their DX-20 for 17, 15, 12 or 10 meters. They are constructed with a Delta-C Center Insulator with built-in SEP static electricity protectors and are fully assembled using stainless steel hardware, 12-gauge PVC-insulated high-strength solid copper wire, and DELTA-CIN End Insulators. Their center insulators feature SO-239 (UHF female) connectors to accept the PL-259 on your coaxial cables. These antennas will easily handle full legal power. For quality monoband dipoles you can depend on, order Alpha Delta Single-Band Full Size Dipole Antennas from DX Engineering!

4.95 out of 5 stars ( 40 )

$90.99

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$99.99

Par EndFedz® Antennas

Par EndFedz® Antennas are End Fed Half Wave (EFHW) antennas with the match box coax connection at the end of the wire, for convenient and quick stealth portable operations. These single-band and multi-band antennas can be mounted horizontally, vertically, or as a sloper. No ground plane or counterpoise is needed so portable operation could not be easier. Simply hang the far end from a tree limb or send the wire out a hotel room window or balcony. You can use a telescoping fiberglass mast to get the antenna really high in the air and the supplied end insulators the installation easy. Stealth operation in CC&R and HOA antenna restricted locations is simplified. Their all-black construction makes them difficult to see. Each Par EndFedz® features a UV-resistant black ABS plastic housing with a support rope attachment hole that encloses a matching network to allow the antenna to be fed with standard 50 ohm coaxial cable with a PL-259 (UHF male). All hardware is stainless steel and the SO-239 (UHF female) connector is silver plated and has a PTFE dielectric. The antenna wires are either 18 or 26 AWG stranded Copperweld® with 200 pound breaking strength and a tough, 100% UV stable black polyethylene jacket. One end of the antenna wire has a #10 solder lug making attachment to the matching network feedpoint simple and easily replaceable, if necessary. Standard single and multi-band versions handle 100 or 200 watts and higher power versions handle 300 watts. Lightweight QRP PolyStealth models handle 25 watts and are ideal for portable operation because they are lightweight; the MKII model weighs only 8 ounces and the Trail Friendly model weighs only 3.5 oz. Par EndFedz® Antennas require no counterpoise or extra conductors. The EF-ALLBAND-KW model, about 133 ft. in length, covers eight bands, 80 through 10 meters. The ALLBANDKWJR is 74 ft. in length and operates on five bands, 80-10 meters. The 64 ft. EF-40-10-KW operates on four bands. All three models handle up to 1000 watts SSB/CW and 250 watts AM/Digital Modes. The need for an external tuner may vary based on the antenna model selected and the desired operating band. The manufacturer refers to these antennas as "End-Fed Dipoles" based upon the assertion that a "half-wave radiator is a dipole." This is a variant of the classic definition of a dipole which is a center-fed antenna with two radiating legs running in opposite directions from the feed point. Additional claims about the EFHW state that end feeding a half-wave "can energize the radiator 'nearly' as well as a center-fed." Recent anecdotal measurements indicate that the EFHW radiates about 70% as well as a traditional center-fed dipole. More information is available at each Par EndFedz® model listed below. Order yours from DX Engineering.

4.71 out of 5 stars ( 231 )

$54.99

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$99.99

DX Engineering Multi-Band Dipole Antennas

DX Engineering Multi-Band Dipole Antennas are designs that are rugged, yet lightweight. Using a tuner, they are usable to 30 MHz and come complete with the wire elements, ladder feedline, center T support, and end mount brackets. These antennas are built using the highest quality components. They use 14 AWG stranded-copper, PVC jacketed elements for flexibility and strength and 100 ft. of 18 AWG 300-ohm 0.88 Velocity Factor ladder lines that are UV-resistant. Stainless steel hardware is included. Often, a 4:1 balun is suggested for multi-band dipoles; however, the best balun to use for this application is a 1:1 ratio. The 1:1 baluns provide better balance, have lower loss, and are more tolerant to load impedance and balance variations than other baluns. A tuner balun is not included in the dipole antenna kits and is available separately. The dipole center T support has pre-drilled holes for the attachment of the wire elements, feedline, and support or messenger lines. The center support top hole is used for the attachment of a "messenger line" that can be strung above the antenna wire and is used to provide support for the antenna wire and feedline. The use of the messenger line, which is strongly recommended but not included, will reduce the stress on the element wires and keep the antenna from stretching over time, which will change its resonant frequency. This line can be thin Synthetic Textile rope available from DX Engineering, which has a high breaking strength. Ideally, it should attach to the same structure used for the dipole, only above it, forming at least a 30 degree angle between the dipole and the messenger line. For further information and to decide the amount of rope you will need, please read the included instructions and check your wire antenna area of construction. Note: Whenever the DX Engineering "Documentation" tab is available, please look at the associated files for additional product information. When you lack the room for more than one antenna or need a multiband antenna for band agility, consider one of these DX Engineering Multi-Band Dipole Antennas as an elegant and economical solution!

4.87 out of 5 stars ( 30 )

$93.99

DX Engineering TWIG End Fed Half Wave QRP Antenna Kits

DX Engineering TWIG End Fed Half Wave QRP Antenna Kits include the essential components needed to build a lightweight, low-power (QRP) end-fed half-wave antenna for portable and field operations. Ideal for activities such as POTA® and SOTA™, these kits are designed for quick deployment, efficient operation, and minimal equipment requirements. When properly assembled and tuned, TWIG End Fed Half Wave QRP antennas deliver an SWR of less than 2:1 without the need for an antenna tuner and are rated for 25 watts SSB, 10 watts CW, and 5 watts digital modes. At the heart of these kits is a 49:1 transformer that matches the high feedpoint impedance of the half-wave radiator to a standard 50-ohm coaxial feedline. The integrated BNC female connector is compatible with recommended coaxial cables and most QRP transceivers. Once the included antenna wire is properly tuned for the desired operating band, an external tuner is typically unnecessary, reducing pack weight and simplifying field operation. No separate counterpoise wire is required, as the coaxial feedline serves this function when installed correctly. To simplify assembly and deployment, the kits feature a built-in quick-connect wire terminal designed for use with the included 24 AWG antenna wire. Two end insulators and attachment clips are also included to provide secure strain relief and convenient field installation. A DX Engineering wire winder and reusable Bongo ties help keep the antenna organized and compact when stored or transported. A typical installation uses a sloper configuration, with the feedpoint positioned approximately 6 to 7 feet above ground level and the antenna wire extending upward to a height of 25 to 30 feet. For optimum performance, a 25- to 35-foot coaxial feedline with BNC connectors is recommended. An optional DXE-LPFC-BNC Feedline Choke installed at the transceiver end of the coax is also recommended to help minimize common-mode current. While the antenna can be deployed in a variety of configurations, final wire lengths may vary depending on the installation method and operating requirements. User assembly is required. Recommended tools and materials include wire cutters, a tape measure, 3/16-inch diameter rope to hang the antenna, electrical tape, a suitable throwing weight for antenna installation, and an antenna analyzer for trimming and tuning the antenna element to the desired operating band.

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$77.99

DX Engineering Low Power Portable Dipole and Winder Kits

DX Engineering Low Power Portable Dipole and Winder Kits supply the parts for a fun DIY build of a lightweight resonant HF antenna. They are designed for fast portable operations on 40 meters or higher frequency bands. Making your own Single Band or Dual Band Linked Dipole is easy and fun, especially because once they are built, they are designed to repeatedly and quickly unwind, install, make contacts on the air, wind up and go! Typically set up as an Inverted Vee, DXE-LPB1-DWHF series portable dipoles are a perfect match for DX Engineering Nomad Portable Telescopic Masts (sold separately). Great for POTA, SOTA and JOTA, here are some of the best, low-cost DIY antenna kits available for 'on-the-go' amateur radio. Here's what comes in the lightweight DX Engineering Low Power Portable Dipole and Winder Kits: • Center Insulator with a 1:1 Low Power Balun, 50-ohm (max. RF power 250 watts PEP SSB, 100 watts CW or Digital); BNC female right-angle connector pre-installed. • 24 Gauge Stranded Hi-Visibility Yellow Insulated Wire; 80 feet, Two 40 ft. sections. • 4 Link Insulators support the wire and may be used to "break up" the dipole into multiband sections. • 4 Alligator Clips are used two per link, one link per side makes a two band dipole. • 4 Clip Hooks for user supplied rope. • 1 Snap Hook to support the Center Insulator Balun on a Nomad Portable Mast • 3 easy to hold DX Engineering Red Winders for the portable dipole wires and user supplied coaxial cable; Winders have notches and holes for a variety of uses. • One bag of Bongo Ties (available in variety of colors) to secure wires onto Winders. Resonant, low-SWR operation is accommodated on two bands by adding a pair of Band Links. Changing bands is done easily by linking or unlinking pairs of clips on opposite sides of the dipole. With the center of the antenna at 15 to 20 ft. high, and the ends of the dipole a few feet above the ground, the links are easy to reach. Additional band link kits (DXE-LINK-KIT) are available separately to create multiband linked dipole antennas. Each optional Link Kit has the parts for one additional band and contains 2 insulators, 4 'gator clips and 4 clip covers. The Center Insulator 1:1 Balun feedpoint BNC is easily connected with super thin DXE-174VDB or special adapter DXE-8XVDXB DX Engineering Hi-Visibility Orange Coaxial Cables, available in various lengths. Set up at a park or other portable operating site quickly! Get DX Engineering Low Power Portable Dipole and Winder Kits and build up a new pastime!

5.0 out of 5 stars ( 1 )

$84.99

REZ Antenna Systems 4-Band Scout Linked Dipole Kits

REZ Antenna Systems 4-Band Scout Linked Dipole Kits are designed for use with the REZ Antennas Scout Base, these DIY kits enable you to create a 4-band linked inverted V dipole antenna, perfect for portable operations like POTA, SOTA, and Field Day. Whether you're a seasoned operator or a newcomer to DIY antennas, these kits provide everything you need to build and fine-tune your own reliable, high-performance antenna.

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$65.00

SOTAbeams Bandspringer Midi HF Portable Antennas

The SOTAbeams Bandspringer Midi HF Portable Wire Antenna is a pre-assembled random length wire antenna with counterpoise. The Bandspringer is designed for the lightweight portable specialist, it is designed to allow you to transmit and receive anywhere you go. General features: * Lightweight * Rated to 125W * Compatible with tapered-pole system or free-strung mounting * Two wire winders included (color may vary) * Two aluminum pegs (tent stakes) included What do you get? The Bandspringer is also supplied with: * Nylon carry bag * Three insulators that can be used to attach the antenna to a pole and to our own pegs (supplied attached) * Two cable ties - to give more attachment options * One 4mm to BNC Adapter * Printed web link to full instructions The Bandspringer Midi consists of two wire elements; both are made of high quality stranded wire, insulated with yellow PVC. This wire type has proved a good compromise between flexibility and performance. The yellow insulating jacket makes it easy to spot on most surfaces which makes handling much easier. The elements for the Bandspringer Midi are 42 ft. (14m). One element is the radiator the other acts as a counterpoise. The wire elements are supplied wound on a Wirewinder for easy deployment and recovery in the field. Each element is terminated in a good quality 4mm "banana plug". The radiating element has a braided nylon cord extension to make it easy to use. The extension is firmly attached to the wire at one end and has a loop at the other end. Enjoy the HF bands anywhere you go with SOTAbeams Bandspringer Midi HF Portable Wire Antennas from DX Engineering!

5.0 out of 5 stars ( 4 )

$52.99

DX Engineering TWIG QRP Off Center Fed Dipole Kits

DX Engineering TWIG QRP Off Center Fed Dipole Kits provide everything needed to build lightweight, low-power (QRP) Off Center Fed Dipole (OCF) antennas around the DXE-TWIG-4-1C QRP Current Balun. Designed for portable operating, these kits make it easy to assemble efficient multiband antennas for outdoor activities such as POTA® and SOTA®, as well as other field and portable operations on the 40 through 10-meter amateur bands. When properly constructed, these antennas are rated for 25 watts SSB, 10 watts CW, and 5 watts digital modes. At the heart of these kits is the included DXE-TWIG-4-1C balun, which features a 4:1 transformer that converts the approximately 200-ohm impedance of an OCF antenna to the desired 50-ohm impedance required by standard coaxial feedlines. A BNC female connector provides compatibility with recommended coaxial cables and most QRP transceivers. When installed correctly and tuned to the desired operating bands, the included 24 AWG PVC-insulated, stranded copper, high-visibility yellow antenna wire typically eliminates the need for an external antenna tuner. This reduces the amount of gear operators need to carry into the field while allowing for quick band changes and improved operating efficiency. For best performance, a coaxial feedline with BNC connectors (sold separately) measuring approximately 25 to 35 feet is recommended. These antennas can be deployed in a variety of configurations, with final wire lengths varying based on the installation method and operating requirements.

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$77.99

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