EAntenna Rotary Multiband Dipoles for shortwave
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Top Features
- Rotatable dipole
- Incl. 3 kW balun
- only one connection
Supply Scope
- Dipole
- Pole clamp
- 3 kW balun
- Mounting instructions
- Bracing material (selected models only)
Technical description
In contrast to the classic wire dipoles, rotary dipoles require only one attachment point (namely the antenna mast). Therefore Rotary Dipoles with one rotor are rotatable and you can take advantage of the directivity.
Multiband Rotary Dipoles are installed on a common "boom". This means that only one feed line is needed for all bands.
Monoband Rotary Dipoles are the ideal addition if you already have a beam for several bands. Mostly bands like 30m or 40m are missing and you install dipoles for them. However, these have the disadvantage of not being rotatable. The gain of a rotary dipole corresponds to a conventional dipole with reduced dimensions.
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Application description
If you plan to install this dipole above a directional antenna (beam, yagi), it is advisable to place the antenna parallel to the boom of the beam below at a distance of not less than one meter.
| Product Name | EAntenna Rotary Multiband Dipoles for shortwave |
|---|---|
| Antenna Type | Dipole |
| Design of antenna | Rotary Dipole |
| Brand | EAntenna |
| Gain 7 MHz [dBi] | 2 |
| Gain 18 MHz [dBi] | 2.15 |
| Gain 24 MHz [dBi] | 2.15 |
| Max. Power [W] | 3000 W |
| Mono-/Multiband | Multiband |
| Number of connectors | 1 |
| Balun Included | Yes |
| Connector | 1x PL (female) |
| Max. Windspeed (km/h) | 160 |
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