An Isotron Antenna Solves Virtually Any Restricted Space Problem – For example, a 40 Meter Isotron measures only 22 inches x 16 inches x 15 inches! Easy, Quick, and Simple Installation Tunes and Performs Without Radials or Antenna Tuners Handles Up to 1000 Watts PEP (depending on mode and version. Outdoor rating in Watts) Durable Construction, Can be Used in Extreme Weather Conditions Excellent For Portable Operation – Emergencies, RV’s, Field Day, Motels, Etc. Multi-band Operation using ONE Feed-line with Back-to-Back Mounting with appropriate jumper cable. NO Loss of Performance. Can be mounted in ANY Position Without Loss of Performance Maritime Operation – Uncluttered Setup, with Stainless-Steel Fasteners. Not Dependent Upon Grounding for Performance SO-239 Connector on All Models One Year Warranty on Material and Workmanship Made in USA for over 30 years! The Isotron 20/15/10 Combination Antenna System requires only 1 FEED LINES AND ONE METAL MAST! Please see individual antenna listings for more details. But if you are looking for a compact, mulit-band solution to your antenna situation, consider this amazing option!
Note: You can mix bands for this combo. Swap either element for a 6m / 11m /12m or 17m all for the same price. Please note your band preferences at time of order, otherwise you will receive the 20m/15m/10m as described here.
Features
Size (H x W x D} – 4″ x 32″ x 30″ Bandwidth – 350 Khz on 20 Meters, 450 Khz on 15 Meters, 1 Mhz on 10 Meters* Impedance – 50-75 ohms Freq. Range – 14.000-14.350 Mhz, Entire 15 Meter Band, 28-30 Mhz. Power Input – 1000 watts PEP** Wind Load (sq. feet) – 2.37 Wind Rating – 85 Pattern – Omni Please see individual antenna listings for more details. * Bandwidth is within 2:1 SWR. May vary with environment. ** 300 watt, CW (AM, FM, RTTY, etc.) *** Jumpers Required (Included)
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