Vertical Dipole Bravo 7K
7 band coverage: 40-30-20-17-15-12-10 manual tune
20-17-15-12-10 meters are full size setting tubing lengths
High Q loading coils for 40 and 30 meters, jumper-selected inside the gasketed box
About 16′ tall
Easy to handle sections, included tri-pod
Use your own parts for the feed: 1:1 balun, coaxial RF choke, or beads.
Simple construction and mostly field-repairable
Lowest cost design, with no added costs such as powder coat or anodizing
No lossy stainless steel whips or PVC-core coils
>90-99% efficient on all bands and only 12 pounds
Easily handles full legal power and can be set outside the amateur bands
$289 intro price
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