The HOA Buster transforms your gutters into a large HF Antenna that also works on UHF. Easily installation provides tuner free operations from 10 to 80 Meters and 440 & 900 MHz.
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Specifications
Frequency: 10M to 80M (29.7MHz to 3.5MHz) + 440 & 900 MHz
Max Power (Watts): 250 PEP SSB, 125 CW, or 25 watts for digital modes.
RF Connection: SO-239
Included
- 1 HOA Matching network,
- 1 Spike Mount, and
- 1 Eight-foot jumper wire;
Note that the jumper wire can be made shorter or longer upon request. The jumper wire should not be shorter than 18 inches or longer than 20 feet so that it does not sag and touch the ground. Just enter a note in the Comment field when you CHECK OUT for the length you want.
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Deployment
- Push the included Mounting Spike into the ground,
- Install the included jumper wire by fully extending it between the HOA Buster Match and downspout, so that it does not touch the ground. Then simply use the included clip at the end of the jumper wire to secure it into place,
- Then attach any length of coax to the connector on the bottom of the AutoMatch and run your coax to your equipment.
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HOA Buster Installation
More Information
CLICK HERE for more information and FAQs, including how to test what happens when multiple gutters are connected.
Never Loosen any of the Bolts, Washers, Nuts, or Caps on the HOA Buster’s match. Otherwise, you’ll need an impact wrench to tighten them.
Options
An optional 60-foot end-fed HF antenna element activates 10 through 80 Meters and is used instead of a gutter. This is very useful if you are deployed on a beach, mountain, or in a park. MORE INFORMATION
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My HOA abhors antennas (and anything else that brings anyone enjoyment) so this was a very interesting item when I saw it mentioned in a facebook group for amateur radio operators. I wound up putting a drainage tray under my downspout to be sure it is isolated from the ground – a dense rubber item I picked up on Amazon. So far, impressive results with a very short gutter. I’m working out a way to covertly connect the various short gutter runs on my house together to enhance this setup. I did put a choke at the end of the coax for RF entry to the shack but I’m going to do some further work to see if I really need it. I can highly recommend this antenna if you are hindered by an HOA or other factors!