Instruction Sheets for Part Number BUT-HF9V
Butternut HF9V 9-Band Vertical Antennas
Butternut, Antenna, Vertical, HF, 9-Band, Resonant, 80, 40, 30, 20, 17, 15, 12, 10, 6 M, 1,500 W PEP/CW, 375W Digital (band dependent), 26.0 ft., Each
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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
HF9V
Part Type:
Product Line:
DXE Part Number:
BUT-HF9V
HF Vertical Antenna Type:
Multi-band, resonant
Vertical Antenna Height:
26.00 ft.
Antenna Wind Survival:
80 mph
Wind Surface Area:
2.200 sq. ft.
Antenna Power Rating:
1,500 W
Maximum Antenna Tubing Diameter:
1.125 in.
Vertical Antenna Mount Type:
Non-tilt bracket
Antenna Mount Operation:
Non-tilt mount
HF Vertical Antenna Mount Material:
Aluminum
Vertical Antenna Mount Included:
No
Mounting Clamps Included:
No
Radial Plate Included:
No
Radial Wire Included:
No
UNUN Included:
No
Antenna Tuner Requirement:
Antenna & installation dependent
Antenna Tuner Included:
No
Antenna Feedline Connection Type:
UHF female, SO-239
Antenna Weight:
12.00 lbs.
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Power ratings: 1.5 kW PEP SSB/CW, 375W Digital on 75/80, 40, 20, 15, 10 meters; 800 W PEP SSB/CW, 200W Digital on17 &12 meters; 500 W PEP SSB/CW, 125W Digital on 30 & 6 meters.
HF Vertical Antenna Mounting Position:
Ground
Requires Radials to Function Properly:
Yes
Butternut HF9V 9-Band Vertical Antennas
Butternut HF9V Vertical Antennas work nine popular bands--80 through 6 meters--with an extremely efficient vertical radiator that's only 26 ft. tall! The HF9V antennas are easy to erect and tune antennas that will last you for many years.
An internationally acclaimed antenna design, Butternut HF9V antennas require a complete ground radial system. The antenna comes with a 1 1/8 in. base insulator and a 1 1/4 in. O.D. x 2 ft. mounting tube for direct placement into the earth.
The preferred, "easiest-to-tune", high-performance installation is the ground mounted HF9V, which requires a bare minimum of 12 evenly spread, straight radial wires. Many more radials are better, with double the number of evenly spread radials achieving nearly double the efficiency and signal performance, an effect that tops out at about 60 ground radials. Each radial wire stapled onto the ground or run an inch or so below the soil surface, may be any length from 20 to 45 ft. Radial wires need to be up to 50 percent longer over sandy and rocky soil to maintain efficiency.
Want to hear and work the stations that other operators seem to be working easily? Enjoy advanced operations on the HF bands with a high performance vertical antenna installation. Have more fun DXing with great signals on your Butternut HF9V 9-Band Vertical Antenna.
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