MFJ-6215 - 15 Meter 2 Element Collinear Array Antenna

MFJ-6215 - 15 Meter 2 Element Collinear Array Antenna.

When Radio was King . . .
MFJ reached back into time when radio was king and brought back to life some of the most popular, classic antennas that gave the most powerful signals.

These classic high-performance antennas give you a powerful, booming signal and needs just two trees to hang and play!

We have updated them with stronger, more durable modern materials, adapted some to simple, direct coax feed and made them hang and play.

Two Element Arrays
These MFJ-62XX single band two half-wave element collinear array gives you nearly 2 dB gain -- about 150% power gain -- and twice the receiving capture area of a half-wave dipole. They have direct coax feed and low SWR across the entire band.

Hang and PlayTM!
You can virtually hang and playTM when you receive them. No cutting, soldering, tuning, or trimming is required. Just follow the easy installation instructions and you?ll be up and running in no time!

They are completely assembled and include super strong custom fiberglass center insulators, authentic glazed ceramic end insulators, heavy duty 7-strand, 14 gauge hard copper element wire and extremely strong, solderless, crimped construction.

DX the World!
With the larger capture area and power gain, you?ll hear and work more DX than ever before!

Worldwide Coverage
A pair of these antennas at right angles can provide worldwide coverage. These arrays radiate bi-directional perpendicular to the wire and handle full 1500 Watts.

Several single band antennas can provide excellent frequency coverage and gain without towers and rotary beams.

These Antennas are Quiet!
Their directional properties and polarization reduce noise up to two to three S-units below verticals and inverted vees.

Simple Installation
These antennas work well even at a 1/4 wavelength above ground, but perform best at 1/2 to 3/4 wavelength above ground. They should be mounted horizontally and pulled tight. Lengths are 55 to 136 feet horizontally.

The feedline and stub simply hangs from the antenna and can be bent at the bottom or pulled away at an angle to make installation convenient. Some twisting of the feedline or stub is okay.