HF VHF HexTenna Yagi Deluxe

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 4 customer ratings

$800.00

Yagi antenna for 2-20M with 144-13.850MHz coverage.

MODEL: HexTenna Yagi Deluxe

The HexTenna Yagi Beam by Alpha Antenna® is a 2 through 20 meters, legal limit, and full-size portable VHF/HF system for amateur ham radio and continuous coverage from 144-13.950MHz for military operations.

Specifications:

  • Power: Full legal limit
  • RF Connection: SO-239
  • Frequency: 2 – 20 Meters
  • Environmental operating parameters: -15 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit and winds up to 50 Mph when appropriately guyed.

Included:

4 – 17 foot 9 inch telescopic stainless-steel whips (with “Alpha Antenna” laser engraved)
1 – 4 foot boom
2 – Hubs
1 – Top of Mast Mount for installation on a 1.25 to 1.35 inch mast
1 – Non-padded field bag that fits all but the boom.
1 – 1.25″ Guying Adapter for Tripod Mast & 3 Aluminum stakes each with 25′ Black Paracords & Holder.
1 – 5’9″ Tripod and Mast.

Analysis

Download the following results for the AntScope application here

Download Yagi gain document CLICK HERE

Properties:

Characteristic Specification
Weight 19lb/8.62kg
Wind Load 4.0sqft/0.37sq m
Longest Element 34ft 9inches/10.6 m
Turning Radius 17.82ft/5.43 m
Boom Length 48in/1.23 m
Mast Hardware 1.2500in/3.175 cm to 1.3780in/3.500 cm
Power Rating 3KW
Wind Rating 40 mph / 64 km/h
Frequency Coverage 54 mHz—14.350 mHz
Tuning Rate 1.33 ft/sec – 0.405 m/sec

Deployment

For temporary outdoor use, deployment can be achieved using the included Top of Mast Mount, which can be affixed to any sized pipe between 1 to 1 1/4 inch outside diameter. It is recommended that you ALWAYS guy this system.

 

Videos

Gain demo of Alpha Yagi Beam & Alpha Vertical

Gain difference between mounting the HexTenna 15 feet vs 6 feet.

Spoiler alert: Moving the HexTenna from the 5 1/2 foot HD Tripod to a 15-foot mast increases your signal by half (1/2) an S-Unit.

Environmental Tests

Independent environmental tests by Steven Smith K3SKS with the system deployed in 55 mph, wind gusts and ice on the elements, which enables us to rate this system for 50 mph winds.

NOAA Report for this deployment
NOAA Report for this deployment

We listen!

Specifications, prices, and descriptions are subject to change without notice.

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  1. R

    Very well built antenna and guys at Alpha worked really hard to get it to me for a light house activation. Thanks!

  2. KK

    The Yagi HexTenna was packaged extremely well and its build quality which was exceptional. We also purchased the Hextenna Dipole with the similar results. We are also strongly considering the 10m-40m, 100 Watt MagLoop. Steve (Owner) has been extremely interactive with our
    many questions and we wouldn’t hesitate purchasing any product from Alpha Antenna.

  3. RC

    Great antenna system, easy to setup, really versatile.

  4. JM

Boom Doubler Option

Our boom doubler, which will be released later during this Summer of 2024, increases the length of the boom to 96 inches/2.46m. This is done by adding a supporting boom, which is called a ‘joiner’ under two 48 inch booms. Once the two booms are mounted on the joiner with included hardware, then a mast clamp is then affixed at the center of the joiner. This mast clamp will then affix to any standard 1.25 inch mast.

Weight 144 oz
Dimensions 48 × 7 × 7 in
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Q & A

What is the performance difference between mounting this at 5 feet vs 20 feet? Q A asked on March 30, 2024

5 feet is the minimum optimum height for mounting this above ground and optimum height is 1/4 wavelength. The difference between 5 feet and 20 feet was 1/2 an S-Unit per https://youtu.be/8EbLeiUxJuM

admin answered on March 30, 2024 store manager
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Can the 6-40 HF/VHF/UHF HexTenna be upgrade to the Yagi? Q A asked on December 28, 2023

There is no upgrade path to the Yagi, as it has a different design, and the hubs are physically and pretty much permanently mounted on the boom.

admin answered on December 28, 2023 store manager
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