
We are continually improving our products, therefore, specifications are subject to change.
| Frequency. coverage | 40 - 10 meters | |
| Radiator length | Horizontal 42' or 50' Verticals 8'/10'/16' or 8'/10'/8' | |
| Polarization | Both vertical and horizontal components | |
| Feed line | 50 ohm Coaxial cable | |
| Matching method | Dedicated Matching Unit + user's Tuner | |
| Tuner needed? | Yes, on all bands | |
| Power Rating | 1500 Watts, SSB/CW* | |
| Recommended Height | >30' - Usable at 25' | |
| Radials | Not required |
| The reason for the CAROLINA WINDOM's exceptional performance is
its 'Vertical Radiator Section.' The CAROLINA Short 40tm has three
vertical radiators. The horizontal portion of the antenna interconnects the three vertical sections and acts as a radiating counterpoise. The result is a multi- element inverted-vertical/horizontal antenna that operates high in the air, free of ground losses. It is a very efficient antenna. |
Can I make my CAROLINA WINDOM into a CAROLINA WINDOM Short 40?Each DMU (Dedicated Matching Unit) and Line Isolator in the CAROLINA WINDOM and CAROLINA WINDOM Short antenna is optimized for a specific antenna system. A DMU must provide the correct current balance and output impedance to produce maximum efficiency from a particular antenna's Vertical Radiator. The DMUs cannot be interchanged. The same goes for the Line Isolators. In fact, the Line Isolators are more critical since they are used as a tuning element to reduce the SWR in the antenna system. Just bending up a CAROLINA WINDOM means you would give up much of the performance capability of the CAROLINA WINDOM Short. |
RECONFIGURABLECAROLINA WINDOM Short <--> CAROLINA WINDOMThe CAROLINA WINDOM Short's special, new DMU is backward compatible. |
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