GB 10elm 144MHz Quad

GB 10elm 144MHz Quad

GB 10elm 144MHz Quad for Horizontal or Vertical mounting

Turning:2,20m ( 7ft)

Boom:3,80m (12ft) Aluminium ( 2 parts)

Wire Quad:Galv 1,6mm (14#)

Wire Dipole:Copper 1,6mm with PL connector

Glassfiber elements:8mm

Special mounting parts elements:(20x) stainless steel

Gain:14db

F/B:25db

Weight:5kg (10lbs)

Windload: 125kn

Power:1kw

Mastmounting:Hot dipped steel

Tube mounting 50mm (2″) electro galvanised steel

All mounting parts are from electro galvanised steel.

Stacking distance:1,85m

2 year warranty

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