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Rotatable 730V HF V-Dipole 2000w PEP , Designed by Hams from JAPAN!

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Positive V Rotatable 730V (750v) HF Dipole Base Antenna 2kW PEP (2000w) on SSB

Rotatable 730V Dipole Shortwave Antenna V Positive 5 Bands 7M-14M-21M-28M/29M-50M High Efficiency Low Noise

Perfect dipole for a big city lifestyle, Any small area roof or a mast deployment  for temporary operation.

 

Positive V works very well for DXing SSB or any digital modes like FT8. It handles up to 2000w PEP on SSB and up to 1000w on CW or RTTY mode, which is perfect for most amplifiers.

Quality of materials is outstanding, from aircraft aluminium to stainless-steel components. This is top quality build...

 
Specifications:
Rotatable Dipole 750v-730V Positive is a very good V antenna. 5 bands: 7M, 14M, 21M, 28M/29M, 50M, while debugging-free. This antenna is a high-efficiency antenna. It is produced by advanced data production technology from abroad and is very popular among users. It can meet the needs of DX. The length of the antenna is 5.65 meters/half, the net weight is 5.8 kg, the installation is simple, the holes are aligned, and you can put it up easily. The 5-band is free of debugging and works at the same time. The standing wave is less than 1.5, no need to use antenna tuner. Recommended installation height is 3-12 meters high, everyone likes 6 meters high, the height of an ordinary galvanized water pipe, the diameter of the galvanized water pipe is recommended to be 50-60 mm. 730V mounting plate is made of stainless steel. This dipole will handle most of the amps due to its high power handling of 2000w PEP!
 
Designed by Ham Radio Operators from JAPAN!
30 Days full replacement, 1 Year manufacture warranty, customer pays the shipping cost.

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  • 2
    730 V

    Posted by Peter Anderson on 2022 Jul 5th

    Haven’t assembled antenna yet, but not assembly manual included

  • 4
    UPDATE

    Posted by BARRY DELONG on 2021 Jan 15th

    Since my review I have added an LDG IT-100 Automatic Antenna Tuner to my IC-7300 and the antenna will tune on all bands except 80M.

  • 4
    750v Antenna

    Posted by BARRY DELONG on 2020 Dec 11th

    I've had the antenna for a couple of weeks now. It's mounted on a 10' mast that is mounted on a 5' tripod in my backyard. So the antenna is roughly 12' off the ground. Assembling the antenna is pretty straight forward. The directions are in Japanese with a few diagrams. I've seen worst instructions. The antenna is bigger in person than the pictures indicate. It's a two person job in a tight area. All the pieces fit together perfectly. Some of the pieces are very sharp so watch yourself. The antenna is held together with nuts and bolts with lock washers. They send along rivets to use instead of the bolts which would be best to use if the antenna is going to be mounted full-time. The antenna performs really well for how modestly I have erected. I'm having great success on FT-8. The 40m part of the antenna is very narrow banded. You can adjust it by drilling some extra holes in the 40m element. So you have to decide where you want to be on 40. The antenna will tune up outside of the tuned frequencies on 40m but not too far. The rest of the bands are more forgiving. I would recommend this antenna. The nuts and bolts which hold the elements together are the only weak spot I can see. If I was putting it up on a tower I would use the rivets and red Lock tight on any screws/nuts. The reason I don't give this antenna 5 stars is because the instructions are in Japanese and I had supply my own mount for the balun. 73 VA3BJD