• Rectangle-shaped antenna. Since the angles of 90 ° so that the losses are negligible compared to an antenna of half wavelength standard.
• Direct feeding is 50 ohms, so there is no loss whatsoever regarding adaptation lines. (You can request an optional cable terminated with connector and soldered PL-UHF, N or BNC on the end if required)
• The bandwidth covers the entire band with low SWR.
• The radiation pattern is very wide, so you can receive signals from correspondents of a large amplitude when the antenna focus.
• Its ratio of F/B is very high, with even 40 dB. Something never designed for the simple 2 el. monoband yagi at best is 15 dB.

• Boom 25×25 square millimeters.
• Telescopic elements in 13 and 10 mm diameter.
• Mast plate 100x100mm with 6mm thick boom and U-bolts of M8 to the plate to the mast.

Features of the 6MOX

• The MOX 6 is ideal for field trips, have your first 6 meter antenna into a pocket on the terrace or roof, and of course, put it into a pocket of the tower without the rotor and tower, resent the new antenna mounted.
• With a very acceptable gain compared to its size, makes this dish a unique combination.
• Simple and quick, because the boom joints are very easy to assemble.
• Antenna very solid construction, and with a very light weight.
• 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 in dBi (Gain over isotropic dipole at free space) -2,15= dBd
** Front to Back gain ratio  “F/B” (The Gain in the back of the antenna)