Everhardt ST-3
Everhardt ST-3 - Zwart is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
About this product
About this product
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The Everhardt ST-series antennas, including the ST-3, are perfectly tuned to the standard 40 27MC channels and offer excellent performance for high-power communications. These rugged antennas from Marvel Communications, made in Texas, USA, are top-loaded and helically wound around a 3/8 inch fiberglass rod, specifically designed for high-power transceivers.
Features of the Everhardt ST-3 antenna:
- Frequency Range : Tunable between 26 - 29 MHz, allowing you to tailor the antenna to your specific needs.
- Full-Wave Antenna : Provides improved signal transmission and performance.
- Maximum Power : Supports an impressive 1500 Watts of 'Talking Power' for powerful communications.
- Trim-to-Tune functionality : Easily tune within the frequency range for optimum performance.
- Durable Design : Features the exclusive 'VibraSorb' anti-breakage design, which extends the life of the antenna.
- Electrical type : Top loaded / full-wave antenna, designed for maximum efficiency.
- VSWR : Excellent VSWR of <1.5:1 over 40 channels, ensuring optimal signal transfer.
- Impedance and polarization : An impedance of 50 Ohms with linear vertical polarization for better reception.
- Material : Made of high quality fiberglass for durability.
- Dimensions : At 900mm high and weighing 275g, the ST series is both strong and lightweight.
- Color Options : Available in black or white to match your installation.
- Mounting Type : Suitable for 3/8 female (stud) mounting, which makes installation easier
Trim-to-Tune: Adjusting the SWR of the Everhardt ST-3 Antenna:
- Remove the cover from the antenna.
- Remove the foil until your antenna wire coil is visible.
- Carefully pull the thread out and cut a small piece off. Don't cut too much of the thread at once.
- Push the thread back into the thread spool.
- Put the cover cap back on the antenna.
- Measure the SWR. If necessary, repeat steps 1 through 5 until you have a good SWR.