Stunning 2015 design from G0KSC: ten meter Moxon mated with a 3 element six meter Yagi on one boom with a common feedline. Look at the pattern and bandwidth: 1.7 MHz on ten meters under 1.5:1 VSWR plus great performance on six meters, too!
Websters defines “moxie” as vigor; verve; pep; courage and aggressiveness; nerve; skill; know-how. We think that sums up our new Moxon + Yagi = Moxi dualbander too a T. A lot of performance in a modest package – the boom is a mere 3.657m long (11.7 feet) and rotating radius is a mere 3.365m (11.04 feet) thanks to the compact nature of the folded Moxon 10 meter elements.
| 10m gain, free space | 6.5dBi @ 28.000 MHz |
| 6m gain, free space | 8.42dBi @ 50.100 MHz |
| 10m gain, 10m above average level ground | 11.27dBi @ 28.000 MHz |
| 6m gain, 10m above average level ground | 14.27dBi @ 50.100 MHz |
| 10m half power azimuth beamwidth | 76.6 degrees |
| 6m half power azimuth beamwidth | 63.4 degrees |
| 10m free space F/B | 29.84dB @ 28.000 MHz |
| 6m free space F/B | 14.80dB @ 50.100 MHz |
| 10m VSWR bandwidth | < 1.5:1 entire 1.7 MHz band |
| 6m VSWR bandwidth | < 1.5:1 one MHz band segment |
Performance data generated by G0KSC using EZNEC Pro/4 and confirmed in field testing @ W0LFA, June 2015
| Installed weight, unbalanced | 6.23 kg (17 pounds) |
| Installed weight, weight balanced | optional, contact us |
| Boom support | none required |
| Boom length | 3.657m (11.7 feet) |
| Rotating radius | 3.365m (11.04 feet) |
| Effective area, EIA-222-C | 0.18m2 (1.9 square feet) |
| Effective area, EIA-222-F | 0.33m2 (3.53 square feet) |
| Maximum wind load, EIA-222-C | 50kg (109 lbs) |
| Boom material | 6063-T832 drawn aluminum |
| Element material | 6063-T832 drawn aluminum |
| Element insulator material | Stauff polypropylene |
| Hardware | aluminum rivets, stainless steel bolts, galvanized U-bolts |
| 10m element survival, EIA-222-G | > 161kph (> 100mph) @ any exposure, any height |
| 10m element survival, EIA-222-C | kph (118mph) |
| 6m element survival, EIA-222-G | > 225kph (> 140mph) @ any exposure, any height |
| 6m element survival, EIA-222-C | 264kph (164mph) |
| Boom survival, EIA-222-G | > 257kph (> 160mph @ any exposure, any height |
| Boom survival, EIA-222-C | 422kph (263mph) |
Structural data generated by KE0CGU using K7NV’s YS Pro 2.54 software. EIA-222-C figures are for comparison with other brands who do not quote EIA-222-G figures, please use EIA-222-G exclusively for building permits and evaluating your environmental survival and related requirements
The boom-to-mast bracket supplied with all Moxis come standard for 2.000 inch OD masts, other mast diameters on request.
Please note that this antenna should be used with a balun and baluns are sold separately on all Force 12 antennas. The Texas Antennas EB-2 works very well here, and we stock a variety of other baluns so you can select the model that’s perfect for you. Info here.
We normally ship HF antennas to customers in the Continental US via UPS Ground. Please contact us for alternative domestic shipping options and also for a quote on shipping to locations outside the Lower 48. We are pleased to ship our products worldwide however orders to be delivered outside the Continental US cannot be placed online, please contact us to place your international order.
Price $ 628.84
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