Reviews For: IAC Standard Double Bazooka
Category: Antennas: HF: Verticals; Wire; Loop
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| Description: Antenna construction centers around 50 Ohm coax, in combination with 300 Ohm transmission line end sections. The end result is a center feed broadband full wave dipole. Provided for the operator's 50 Ohm feed line is an SO- 239, a silver plated connector having Teflon insulation and a gold plated socket. The features of the proprietary design anchor the connector in high shear UV resistant molding. The coax elements are sealed in this molding, which exhibits high adhesion to the PVC jacket. Mil-spec heat shrink tubing, with a melting inner liner, is utilized to seal and strain relieve the transition area between the coax and the twin lead. Heat shrink caps are applied to the outermost ends of the twin lead completing antenna construction. This unique design eliminates the need for antenna matching baluns and can be fed directly with 50 Ohm coax. The DOUBLE BAZOOKA is 98% efficient and typically provides S.W.R. readings of less than 2:1 over the entire amateur band. Since this antenna has no exposed metal wire static charges can not build up thus reducing noise by 6dB over antennas constructed of exposed wire. | |||
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IAC Standard Double Bazooka
Antenna construction centers around 50 Ohm coax, in
combination with 300 Ohm transmission line end sections.
The end result is a center feed broadband full wave
dipole.
Provided for the operator's 50 Ohm feed line is an SO-
239, a silver plated connector having Teflon insulation
and a gold plated socket.
The features of the proprietary design anchor the
connector in high shear UV resistant molding. The coax
elements are sealed in this molding, which exhibits high
adhesion to the PVC jacket.
Mil-spec heat shrink tubing, with a melting inner liner,
is utilized to seal and strain relieve the transition
area between the coax and the twin lead. Heat shrink caps
are applied to the outermost ends of the twin lead
completing antenna construction.
This unique design eliminates the need for antenna
matching baluns and can be fed directly with 50 Ohm coax.
The DOUBLE BAZOOKA is 98% efficient and typically
provides S.W.R. readings of less than 2:1 over the entire
amateur band.
Since this antenna has no exposed metal wire static
charges can not build up thus reducing noise by 6dB over
antennas constructed of exposed wire.
combination with 300 Ohm transmission line end sections.
The end result is a center feed broadband full wave
dipole.
Provided for the operator's 50 Ohm feed line is an SO-
239, a silver plated connector having Teflon insulation
and a gold plated socket.
The features of the proprietary design anchor the
connector in high shear UV resistant molding. The coax
elements are sealed in this molding, which exhibits high
adhesion to the PVC jacket.
Mil-spec heat shrink tubing, with a melting inner liner,
is utilized to seal and strain relieve the transition
area between the coax and the twin lead. Heat shrink caps
are applied to the outermost ends of the twin lead
completing antenna construction.
This unique design eliminates the need for antenna
matching baluns and can be fed directly with 50 Ohm coax.
The DOUBLE BAZOOKA is 98% efficient and typically
provides S.W.R. readings of less than 2:1 over the entire
amateur band.
Since this antenna has no exposed metal wire static
charges can not build up thus reducing noise by 6dB over
antennas constructed of exposed wire.
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