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Reviews For: Titanex TB-7

Category: Antennas: HF: Yagi, Quad, Rotary dipole, LPDA

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Review Summary For : Titanex TB-7
	Reviews: 2	MSRP: 1260
	Description: 7 band, 5 element beam
	Product is in production
More Info: http://titanex.de/frames/beams.html
# last 180 days	Avg. Rating last 180 days	Total reviews	Avg. overall rating
0	0	2	5

TZ6BB	Rating:	2018-01-28
Light and efficient multi band beam			Time Owned: more than 12 months.
I chose this antenna because of its light weight and its impressive band coverage. I think the manual could be improved a bit, but the antenna comes pre assembled anyway, and the rest is nearly intuitive. My TB7 is sitting on top of a tower, about 20m high. I rotate it with a Yaesu 450. To feed the antenna I use parallel "tape" line, which goes to a Stockcorner JC4 remote autotuner. I am extremely happy with the results. The antenna is still up there after about a year, standing harsh climatic conditions here in Congo without protesting. Great stuff 73, Fernando 9Q6BB

DF2OF	Rating:	2015-07-06
Perfect lightweight beam			Time Owned: more than 12 months.
I replaced my old FB-33 with the TB-7 and it was a real experience to hear stations I never knew existed before. It performes much better. The beam is fed via open wire and matched via a symmetrical tuner (AT-502 in my case). I got mine used, but assembly was straight forward and easy to do. The main advantage of this antenna is the low weight, it weighs only 14kg! On 30/40m it operates as dipole, on 10-20m (incl. WARC) as 3 element yagi, no traps, no losses. I am using Titanex twincom cable from the antenna to the remote tuner on my mast, but you could use a 1:4 balun and coax as well. The antenna is very flexible and has survived quite some storms with more than 120km/h gusts 11m above ground without any problem at all. I can only recommend this antenna and give it a 5.

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Antennas: HF: Yagi, Quad, Rotary dipole, LPDA

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Titanex TB-7

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