This performance is characterized in that:

• You can listen to very low signals without QRM and QRN noise alters the audio clarity.
• The feed is straightforward to 50 Ohms, which has not lost any respect to lines of adaptation. 
• The bandwidth covers the entire band with low SWR / SWR.
• The radiation lobe is wide, so that the signal is not as selective as you turn the minimum antenna.
• Its ratio of F / B is high, since only antenna boom lengths can get exaggerated.
• The gain is comparable with other models of antennas always larger in dimensions.

• 35x2mm square boom.
• Elements of 8mm in diameter, except that the LOOP is 13mm and 10mm at the ends.
• 250x100mm mast plate with 6mm thick and square U-bolts M6 to attach to the boom and M8 U-bolts to the mast.

Characteristics of the 144LFA13

• Indeed, with only 8 meters of boom, the 144LFA13 is an antenna that no other manufacturer can offer this gain.
  Ideal for DX and EME elevation, with which you can understand why a EAntenna marks the difference from other manufacturers.
• A lobe of 30.4 Azimuth Beamwidth at -3 dB, indicates how great this antenna, have a wide radius of RX in this length of boom. Making the LFA, the dream of DXman at 144 MHz with moderate-sized antennas.
• Simple and quick, because the boom joints are easy to assemble.
• Antenna very solid construction, and with a weight very acceptable.
• Available for stack 2 or 4 units in a short (under table include phasing), and to make a profit no big antenna can get.

* Gain dBi (gain over isotropic dipole in free space) = -2.15 dBd
** Ratio Gain Front / Back “F / B” (gain when the antenna is rotated 180 ° azimuth direction)