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Antenna, Beam, Skylark, Duoband Yagi, 17 and 12 meters, 90 mph Wind Rating, 16 ft. Boom Length, Each
Additional Information
| HF Beam Antenna Bands | Beam Antenna Gain | Beam Antenna F/B (dB) | Bandwidth at 2:1 SWR | Application Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 meters | 7.9 dBi | 21.0 dB | 125 kHz | 3 elements on 17 meters. |
| 12 meters | 7.7 dBi | 24.0 dB | 150 kHz | 4 elements on 12 meters. |
DX Engineering Skylark Dual-Band Yagi Antennas cover 17 and 12 meters and have no moving parts, support instant band changes, have no UV challenges, and no antenna-related lightning issues! Skylark antennas require no tuning and offer an SWR of less than 1.3:1 over the entire width of both bands.
DX Engineering Skylarks utilize aluminum and stainless steel construction, operate from a single feed line, and have a 90 mph wind survival rating. At only 38 lbs., Skylarks are light enough to be easily installed. These antennas are supplied complete with all mounting hardware for a 2 in. mast. Their stainless steel U-bolts and unique boom to mast mounting system make for very easy installation.
Check these DX Engineering Skylark features:
* Gain on 17 meters: 7.95 dBi
* Gain on 12 meters: 7.75 dBi
* Front to back on 17 meters: 21 dB
* Front to back on 12 meters: 24 dB
* 16 ft. boom
* Wind loading: 6.5 square feet
* Longest element is 27 ft., 8 in.
* Turning radius is 16 ft.
These Skylark antennas are a perfect match for stacking with any classic tri-bander. Your tri-bander would support 20, 15, and 10 meters, while the Skylark adds 17 and 12 meters. They are also a perfect companion for DX Engineering Skyhawk Tri-Band Yagi Antennas.
Price 850,00
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