MFJs tiny 36 inch diameter loop antenna lets you operate 15 through 40 Meters continuously -- including the WARC bands! Ideal for limited space -- apartments, small lots, motor homes, attics, or mobile homes. Enjoy both DX and local contacts mounted vertically.

The MFJ-1886 Receive Loop gives you tremendous power to copy weak stations through impossibly strong levels of QRN or QRM. Covering AM broadcast through 30 MHz and beyond, its superbly directive element and bullet-proof low-noise preamplifier dig out buried signals normally lost when using wire antennas.

Multi-coupler has four output ports and one input. +15dB IP3. Noise figure: 2dB MFJ-1888 can work with MFJ-4113TR transmit/receive switch or biastee power injector.

The MFJ-57B PVC Cross Loop Antenna Kit includes a PVC Cross Mount that plugs into the cover of the Loop Tuner and a 13-ft insulated 10-gauge flexible loop wire with low resistance lugs. Place the 13-ft loop around the PVC Cross Mount and get ready for multi-band coverage.

The MFJ magnetic loop is my first choice recommendation for anyone who wants or needs to set up a covert or stealth ham radio station. It can be used outdoors, permanently mounted or on a temporary stand, or indoors.

While most loops limit you to QRP transmit, this loop will let you transmit at up to 150 Watts! I have used it during our catastrophic wildfire season here in Northwest Oregon where the air was so thick with smoke the atmosphere looked like a dark orange at midday.

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MFJ forms the large diameter aluminum pipe into a circle on special machines and heli-arc welds all joints to eliminate resistive pressure connections in the antenna. A specially constructed butterfly capacitor using arc-welded construction has much lower loss resistance than conventional, less expensive, pressure contact, air variable capacitors.

This loop will be at the rear of crowd in pileup situations when clawing my way through the better-db gain, directional antenna bunch, often with amps on the radios. In most all other cases this is an incredible DX performer for me, in a 3 ft diameter "hula hoop" bolted up not that high in the air.