100W 10-40M Portable HF-DLX MagLoop

Rated 4.99 out of 5 based on 105 customer ratings

$550.00

Model: HF-DLX MagLoop

10-40M 100W PEP MagLoop with Reduction Drive.

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MD_Tripod
1 × (Medium Duty) MD-Tripod

Availability: In stock

Original price was: $119.00.Current price is: $90.00.
RG58u Coax
1 × 18 feet of RG-58/U Coax w/PL-259s

Availability: In stock

$34.00
SWR Sounder for any MagLoop
1 × SWR Sounder for any MagLoop

Availability: In stock

Original price was: $64.95.Current price is: $50.00.
5/8 11 to 1/4 20 adapter
$19.95
40-80M_Booster_Cable
1 × 40-80M Booster Cable, Clips, & Mast

Availability: In stock

$100.00
Loop Add-on
1 × 6M VHF UHF MagLoop Add-On

Availability: In stock

$50.00

Overview

Portable 10-40 meter 100W PEP magnetic loop with a built-in 6:1 reduction drive for easier manual tuning.

Key Specifications

Specification Details
Coverage 10-40M standard
Power standard 100W PEP SSB; 50W CW; 20W Digital/FM
Optional 40-80M loop 20W PEP SSB; 10W CW; 5W Digital/FM
Optional 6M, 2M, 440 MHz
Diameter 3 ft
IP rating IP-53

What’s Included

  • Two 16-in masts
  • Tuning box, 5/8-11 mount
  • 10-40M outer loop
  • Shielded Faraday pickup loop
  • Field bag

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Setup and Operations

Assemble mast/loop, mount securely, and tune the resonant loop with the reduction drive.

Best For

  • Portable HF operation
  • Limited-space/stealth operation
  • Operators wanting manual reduction-drive tuning

Performance and Technical Guidance

Click Here for the bandwidth and tuned results while using just the Default Outer Loop and Clicking Here for the bandwidth and tuned results while using only the longer Booster cable.

Signal Patterns

Green = 40 meters, Blue = 20 meters, Red = 10 meters

Vert. Elevation Pattern

Alpha MagLoop Vertical Elevation PatternAzimuth Elevation Pattern

Alpha MagLoop Azimuth Elevation Pattern

Options and Compatible Accessories

Optional MD tripod, coax, SWR Sounder, photo-tripod adapter, 40-80M booster, and 6M/VHF/UHF add-on.

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We are dedicated to improving all of our systems. Specifications and descriptions are subject to change without notice.

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  1. RH

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    Thank you for fast shipping and a great product

  2. MN

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  3. JS

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    The antenna has been working awesome. Full disclosure, I’ve only worked 20m, but that’s because there’s been no reason to change. I bought this, had it delivered in 2-3 days, spent about 10 minutes (most spent re-figuring out my NanoVNA menus) tuning it. First time out, had it at 1.3 SWR.
    I worked it a few days and had good results. 20M, West Coast US (near San Diego) and had FT8 confirmed QSOs within minutes. A couple days later decided to get it out of the living room, and was a bit more patient tuning. Again in just a few minutes, I had it 1.0 SWR for 20M FT8 (14.074 MHz I believe). Again good contacts. I have it near AC power strip, so I have a feeling when I do a better job moving all AC away it’s going to go nuts.
    Despite what any articles, FAQ, or even Alpha online help says, keep the middle loop aligned with outside. I started seeing >2.0 and then realized the loop was shifted.

    Also, at one point no matter what, I couldn’t get it below 1.8 SWR. I moved it about 12 inches northward, and elevated it about 6 inches. BAM! 1.0 almost within seconds.

    I worked 20M last night (July 4th AM), sent CQ, and had a pile up from the East Coast, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, and some islands off the Florida coast. 20M was popping. I had jumped on to get 1-2, and ended with 6 (all confirmed in QRZ) in just a few minutes on-air.
    I put mine on an Amazon tripod for speakers (rated to 90 pounds), and it’s a rock star. I can’t say enough.

    73s, Happy 250th Birthday to the US, and a million thank yous to the men and women who make Alpha Antennas. Ironically I was on a local 2M repeater a few days ago, and they were singing praises of Alpha’s participation at their club event.

  4. RP

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  5. WC

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    Excellent quality. Great customer service. Antenna works very well!

Weight 5 lbs
Dimensions 17 × 6 × 6 in
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What performance difference is experienced when this antenna is placed inside versus outdoors? Q A asked on December 28, 2023

We have a special article that specifically covers the 'Performance comparison of a Magnetic Loop Antenna in a Basement, Indoors, versus Outdoors' located here: https://alphaantenna.com/community/hints-and-kinks/hf-magnetic-alpha-loop-magloop-antenna/performance-comparison-of-a-magnetic-loop-antenna-in-a-basement-indoors-versus-outdoors/

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Should I adjust my Mic Gain in the radio? Q A asked on December 3, 2023

Due to ALC being reactive, output power may exceed the 100W limit of the Alpha Antenna Magnetic Loop if adjustment to ALC is not properly made. This is why it is critical that you prepare your radio for proper operation by adjusting your Mic Gain. Reference: https://alphaantenna.com/community/hints-and-kinks/hf-magnetic-alpha-loop-magloop-antenna/mic-gain/

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Is a MagLoop directional? Q A asked on December 3, 2023

The Alpha MagLoop antenna has an approximate 8-degree directional null, which tapers then increases in signal strength as you turn the antenna through that null. READ MORE: https://alphaantenna.com/community/hints-and-kinks/hf-magnetic-alpha-loop-magloop-antenna/does-it-matter-which-way-a-magloop-faces/

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Should I use an antenna tuner with a Magnetic Loop? Q A asked on December 3, 2023

You should not use an antenna tuner with a Magnetic Loop antenna, because it has a built-in manual tuner. READ MORE: https://alphaantenna.com/community/hints-and-kinks/hf-magnetic-alpha-loop-magloop-antenna/can-i-use-a-tuner-with-on-a-magnetic-loop-antenna-magloop/

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