Largest Selection of Antennas in Europe - Amateur Radio, Professional and more

Next to the radio, the antenna is the most important element of the amateur radio station. An efficient antenna makes the difference between 'works' and 'does not work'. Finding the right compromise between space requirements, desired frequency range and own possibilities is not always easy. WiMo will be happy to help you find your way through the extensive selection and choose the right antenna.


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  1. Diamond BB-7V Wide band Vertical, 1.8-30 MHz
    Diamond BB-7V Wide band Vertical, 1.8-30 MHz

    HF vertical antenna, easy setup, compact transport dimensions. No radials required, therefore very space-efficient

    In stock, shipped in 1 to 2 days

    €335.90
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €282.27
    SKU 11230
  2. EAntenna HEX6B 6 Band Hexbeam
    EAntenna HEX6B 6 Band Hexbeam

    Portable and easy to set up HF/50MHz directional antenna, cleverly engineered lightweight design with compact transport dimensions

    In stock, shipped in 1 to 2 days

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    €695.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €584.03
    SKU 17820.HEX6B
  3. EFHW 40-10 or 80-10m wire antenna, 100W
    EFHW 40-10 or 80-10m wire antenna, 100W

    With UnUn 1:49, load capacity 100W SSB, 20W digimodes, can be set up in various configurations

    In stock, shipped in 1 to 2 days

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    As low as: €117.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €98.32
  4. Hari G5RV / ZS6BKW Antennas
    Hari G5RV / ZS6BKW Antennas

    Popular shortwave antennas for several bands, with twin wire feed, 200 or 1000 W, with or without choke. Various band ranges to choose from.

    In stock, shipped in 1 to 2 days

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    As low as: €53.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €44.54
  5. WiMo GPM-1500 Wide band Vertical, 1.8-30 MHz
    WiMo GPM-1500 Wide band Vertical, 1.8-30 MHz

    Simple and relatively lightweight HF vertical antenna for operation with attached tuner. Quick setup process and compact transport dimensions

    Available in 25 days

    €189.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €158.82
    SKU 11235
  6. Ultrabeam 8 Band Beam VL2.3 3 El. 6-40m
    Ultrabeam 8 Band Beam VL2.3 3 El. 6-40m

    Upgradeable, motor-tuned HF/50MHz directional antenna with two loop element, controller, signal cable and anchoring kit

    In stock, shipped in 1 to 2 days

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    €4,379.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €3,679.83
    SKU 12220.VL2.3
  7. GAP Titan DX 8 Band Vertical, 10/12/15/17/20/30/40/80m
    GAP Titan DX 8 Band Vertical, 10/12/15/17/20/30/40/80m

    Multiband HF vertical antenna, ideal for ground-level setup. No additional radials required.

    No longer available

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    As low as: €734.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €616.81
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  8. JPC-12 Portable Vertical Antenna 7-52 MHz
    JPC-12 Portable Vertical Antenna 7-52 MHz

    Multiband portable antenna, 100W

    In stock, shipped in 1 to 2 days

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    €189.00
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €158.82
    SKU 11725.JPC12
  9. Hari Windom Antennas
    Hari Windom Antennas

    Windom antennas for shortwave, with 1:6 balun and isolators, 200 or 1000 W. Also called "OCF", Off Center Fed dipole.

    In stock, shipped in 1 to 2 days

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    As low as: €68.90
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €57.90

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FAQ

What antenna length do I need for which frequency?
La required antenna length for a specific frequency in amateur radio depends on the wavelength of the frequency to be received or transmitted. A rule of thumb is that for optimal transmission the antenna should be half the wavelength of the frequency (λ/2), and at the feed point this length should be divided by 2 so each side should measure (λ/4). To calculate the wavelength, one must divide the speed of light (approximately 300 million meters per second) by the frequency in hertz. The result gives the wavelength in meters. To get a quarter of the wavelength, divide this value by four. For example, for the frequency of 145 MHz (2 meter band) you need an antenna of about 0.5 meters because the wavelength is about 2 meters (300/145 = 2.07, then 2.07/4 ≈ 0 ,5).
Rodrigo "Rod" Herrera
What does impedance mean for antennas?
Antenna impedance refers to the resistance that the antenna presents to alternating current at its frequency and is a measure of the relationship between voltage and current at a particular point on the antenna. It is expressed in ohms. A good impedance match between the antenna and the connected radio transmitter or receiver is crucial to ensure effective transmission and the best possible reception, as it minimizes power losses. Common impedance values ​​are 50 ohms for coaxial cable connections.
Rodrigo "Rod" Herrera
What is meant by half the wavelength of an antenna?
An antenna's half wavelength, also known as a half wave dipole, refers to an antenna whose length corresponds in a certain way to the frequency of the signal to be transmitted or received. Specifically, the antenna is as long as half the wavelength of the signal in free space. This sizing allows the antenna to be resonant at the appropriate frequency, providing maximum efficiency when transmitting or receiving radio waves. The physical length of the antenna is important to its tuning and its ability to effectively use specific frequencies.
Rodrigo "Rod" Herrera