The updated KT31WARC offers flexibility in size and frequencies. It is truly unique in many ways. The KT31WARC covers 12,17 and 20 or 30 meters. 20 or 30 meters is user configured during assembly. It spans just 22’ 2” for 20 meters and 35’ 2” for 30 meters. Parts are supplied to configure the dipole to 20 or 30 meters based upon user requirements. Because It has been designed to be the most efficient, best performing triband dipole on the market, it’s efficient design will soon be offered as a compact 2 element and a 3 element Yagi.Here again, it can be a “Killer” three band dipole or a three band Yagi. You can have a traditional 3 band WARC or a unique 12, 17 and 20 meter antenna. The KT31WARC is based off of the KT Series design, proven to be reliable and mechanically efficient for years to come.
Price $649.95
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