Maco M106C-HV

The MaCo M106C-HV is a high-performance, 6-element dual-maximum beam base station antenna designed for long-range CB and 10-meter amateur radio communications. It features a unique design with two independent beam antennas on a single boom, allowing for both horizontal and vertical polarization.
Key Features and Specifications
The MaCo M106C-HV is a robust antenna known for its high gain and durability.
Design: 6-element dual beam (12 elements total). It uses a classic directional Yagi design.
Frequency Coverage: Tunable for both 10m (28 MHz) and 11m (26-27 MHz) bands, with the ability to tune each polarization separately.
Gain: Advertised gain of approximately 17 dB (50x power multiplication).
Power Handling: Standard power handling of 2 kW PEP, with optional gamma matches available for up to 30 kW.
Construction: Made from aircraft-grade 6063-T5 aluminum tubing with swaged and slotted elements for maximum strength and minimum wind loading. No holes are drilled in the elements or boom to prevent fatigue failure.
Wind Survival: Built to withstand wind speeds up to 135 km/h (90 mph).
Boom Length: 9.45 m (31 ft).
Turn Radius: 5.18 m (17 ft).