Single Band and Multiband Dipole Antennas

The Dipole Kits are manufactured using extremely high quality components. These antennas meet the requirements set forth by the National Electrical Code for permanent residential installation. This antenna kit will handle a full 2KW (legal limit).

Basic 6m Dipole - Specs:

Half Wave Dipole

Rated for 2KW

14 Gauge Wire - 7 Strand Hard Drawn Copper Wire

Cut to Middle of Band for Optimal SWR

Feed with 50 ohm coax, SO-239 Female Jack on Antenna - Takes PL-259 Male Coax

8 Feet Overall Approximate Length

< 1.5:1 SWR

The dipole is the world's most popular antenna. Under optimum conditions the antenna should be raised 1/2 wavelength above ground with the broadsides in line with the direction most desirable for work. Inverted-vee formulations also work well for those of us unable to achieve decent height above ground.

The Inverted-vee dipole is supported right at the center (also the point of maximum radiation) - on bands, like 40m, the Inverted-vee can be a powerful high performance antenna even at modest heights like 30 feet above the ground.

Basic 10m Dipole - Specs:

Half Wave Dipole

Rated for 2KW

14 Gauge Wire - 7 Strand Hard Drawn Copper Wire

Cut to Middle of Band for Optimal SWR

Feed with 50 ohm coax, SO-239 Female Jack on Antenna - Takes PL-259 Male Coax

15 Feet Overall Approximate Length

< 1.5:1 SWR Across Entire Band

The dipole is the world's most popular antenna. Under optimum conditions the antenna should be raised 1/2 wavelength above ground with the broadsides in line with the direction most desirable for work. Inverted-vee formulations also work well for those of us unable to achieve decent height above ground.

The Inverted-vee dipole is supported right at the center (also the point of maximum radiation) - on bands, like 40m, the Inverted-vee can be a powerful high performance antenna even at modest heights like 30 feet above the ground.

Basic 17m Dipole - Specs:

Half Wave Dipole

Rated for 2KW

14 Gauge Wire - 7 Strand Hard Drawn Copper Wire

Cut to Middle of Band for Optimal SWR

Feed with 50 ohm coax, SO-239 Female Jack on Antenna - Takes PL-259 Male Coax

25 Feet Overall Approximate Length

< 1.5:1 SWR Across Entire Band

The dipole is the world's most popular antenna. Under optimum conditions the antenna should be raised 1/2 wavelength above ground with the broadsides in line with the direction most desirable for work. Inverted-vee formulations also work well for those of us unable to achieve decent height above ground.

The Inverted-vee dipole is supported right at the center (also the point of maximum radiation) - on bands, like 40m, the Inverted-vee can be a powerful high performance antenna even at modest heights like 30 feet above the ground.