Hustler 6 Band Vertical HF Fixed Station 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, and 75 or 80 Meters

Bandwidth at it’s broadest!  VSWR 2:1 or better at band edges on 10-40 meters.  Up to 100 kHz. on 75/80 meters. Solid one inch fiberglass trap forms for optimum electrical and mechanical stability. All sections 1.25″ heavy wall, high strength aluminum. Extra heavy duty aluminum mounting bracket with low loss, high strength insulators.  Easiest assembly and tuning of any multi-band vertical. Feed with any length 50 ohm coax.

Model 6-BTV

• Electrical:
  • VSWR: 2:1 at band edges
  • Bandwidth: up to 100 kHz. on 75/80 meters
  • Power: full legal limit SSB or CW 1000 watts
• Mechanical:
  • Length: 24′ long
  • Weight: 16.5 lb.
  • Mounting: Ground mount with or without radials or elevated mount with radials.

Price : $209.95

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