The 6-10LP5–125 log periodic is a rugged, versatile performer designed for years of trouble free service. For the amateur radio operator it covers the 7 and 10 MHz amateur bands with high efficiency and no traps! Machined aluminum element-to-boom clamps and solid fiberglass rod center insulators are just a few of the unique structural features in this remarkable antenna. Linear loading of the two longest elements reduces element length and turning radius, putting less demand on the rotator and tower structure. All element section except tips are sleeve reinforced.For continuous extended coverage, the 6-10LP5–125 is designed to team up with our popular 10-30LP8–125 log periodic. This combination efficiently and economically covers a frequency range of 6 to 30 MHz, to keep a system frequency agile instantaneously. The 6-10LP5–125 is proving valuable in a variety of Maritime, Government, Commercial, MARS, Scientific and Amateur applications. Installed at 65 feet or higher, this five element antenna is a world wide performer. Solid electrical and structural design will maintain communications when other antennas have long since faded into the noise.
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